Taketo Rice Terraces

The terraced rice paddies of Mt. Take in Arita-cho are a staircase-like system of paddies built up over many years by farmers, and have been selected as one of "Japan's Top 100 Terraced Rice Paddies". The beautiful scenery resonates with the land that nurtures seasonal crops such as buckwheat and sunflowers, captivating all who visit. At this scenic spot, you can feel the natural surroundings imbued with the efforts and history of the people.

The terraced rice fields of Mt. Arita in Arita-cho are characterized by their stone-lined ridges and have been designated as one of Japan's top 100 terraced rice fields. The breathtaking view from an altitude of 400 meters will leave you speechless, and you can even experience rice harvesting and planting. It has also been selected as a "Connecting Terraced Rice Fields Heritage" to promote regional revitalization and promote a multifaceted understanding of its functions. Enjoy the depth and atmosphere that can only be felt in this place.

The Tanada rice paddies in Arita Town are a scenic spot where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons. In spring, the fresh greenery and blue sky are reflected on the water's surface, while in summer, the rice sways in the wind. In autumn, the golden rice shines, and in winter, it becomes a world of silver. This place has been certified as one of "Japan's Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields," so why not come and enjoy the rich natural beauty of the area?

The terraced rice paddies of Mt. Gaku in Arita-cho boast a historical landscape passed down for about 400 years. Its beauty has been recognized as one of "Japan's Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields" and has captivated visitors. Its unique features such as the geta-baki (wooden clogs) structure and the Utagochi River are preserved through the efforts of local farmers. Come and experience the profound atmosphere that can only be felt in this place.

At the Tanada of Gaku in Arita Town, you can enjoy ancient rice cultivation and a tasting experience. Dishes made with "Sayomurasaki," a type of rice that has been passed down since ancient times, offer a rich flavor and a sense of history. In addition, you can receive "Sayomurasaki" seedlings as a gift and even cultivate them in a bucket at home. Why not have a valuable experience that can only be obtained here, while touching the taste and aroma of ancient rice carefully cultivated by local farmers?