The Countryside

Terraced rice fields. Though notoriously difficult to work and maintain, the lack of agricultural land makes scenes like this common in Japan.
Nope, it's not a lake. You are looking at flooded rice fields, more of which in "Rice and the Rainy Season".
Being mostly covered with mountains, the valleys in Japan are considered prime land. In this case it's prime arable land....
......while in this case a small town has grown, snaking it's way as far up the valley as possible.


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