This Japanese village hides giant artworks in its rice fields: From Tanjiro to Napoleon, they only emerge every summer to mesmerise the world
Japanese farmers in Inakadate village are turning their rice fields into mesmerizing canvases, creating intricate designs that reflect popular culture and utilize various rice species. This unique agricultural art draws in tourists between mid-July and mid-August annually, breathing new life into the local economy while simultaneously preserving age-old farming traditions.
Japanese farmers in Inakadate village are turning their rice fields into mesmerizing canvases, creating intricate designs that reflect popular culture and utilize various rice species. This unique agricultural art draws in tourists between mid-July and mid-August annually, breathing new life into the local economy while simultaneously preserving age-old farming traditions.
