Japanese Rice-Crop Art - Page 2

alanX · (#11 (**permalink**))

HAHA. That Doraemon one is probably my favorite also.

But, I found this website that shows exactly how they are made, if anyone is interested. Seems to me that they actually plant them like that, then simply let them grow.

Rice Field Art In Japan

minminRW · (#12 (**permalink**))

There are planted 5 varieties of rice crops at the field of Inakadate village.

Tsugaru roman (common type)
Ou-tou(ancient yellow type)
Si-tou(ancient purple type)
Beni-zome, Beni-miyako(ancient red-type)

Pexster · (#13 (**permalink**))

Very amazing.

komitsuki · (#14 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by minminRW

There are planted 5 varieties of rice crops at the field of Inakadate village.

Tsugaru roman (common type)
Ou-tou(ancient yellow type)
Si-tou(ancient purple type)
Beni-zome, Beni-miyako(ancient red-type)

Finally. More info. Thank you.

But are they all Japonica type?

tohruchan7 · (#15 (**permalink**))

holy crap!!! (opps sorry)

typechin · (#16 (**permalink**))

wow! thats all... i think it only in japan???

minminRW · (#17 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by komitsuki

Finally. More info. Thank you.

But are they all Japonica type?

Probably.
Only Beni-zome may be Mochi rice.
These type of rice except Tsugatu-roman are so special that common Japanese have not eaten or even looked at.

rafif · (#18 (**permalink**))

woooooooooow kawaii and sogoiiiiiiiiiiii

how can they do all

that it's magical and very nice

it must be different sorts of rice I mean the colours and so on

wow there is no word to add

domo for the nice topic

spoonybard · (#19 (**permalink**))

YAY!!! Now I have loads of new wallpaper for my PC!!!!

waseempk · (#20 (**permalink**))

very nice... great sharing..very very beatyfull