Yusui Nanora's terraced rice fields

The terraced rice fields of Yusuinohama in Uwajima City, with a history of 400 years, spread out on a steep slope that reaches 90 meters above sea level. The 1000 terraced fields, which stretch along the slope, create a breathtaking view that looks like a giant castle wall. The stone walls built by people are impressive, and their beauty has been recognized as an important cultural landscape by the government. The pyramid-shaped landscape against the blue sea is overwhelming. The unique potato cultivation and aquaculture in this area are also worth seeing.

The terraced fields of Yusui-Nora in Uwajima City depict a beautiful landscape with 400-year-old terraced fields with stone walls. Located at an altitude of 90 meters, this place overwhelms visitors with its magnificent scale of about 1,000 terraced fields. The potato cultivation areas surrounded by stone walls that seem to extend to the sky are a cultural landscape born from people's wisdom and efforts. Its beauty has been recognized as a nationally important cultural landscape, and it is definitely worth a visit.

The terraced rice paddies of Nagaura in Uwajima City are a place where the history and culture of farming have been passed down for 400 years. The 1000 terraced fields and beautiful stone walls that stretch along the steep slope resemble a staircase reaching up to the heavens. Its grandeur has been recognized as a cultural value chosen for Japan's Top 100 Rural Landscapes and also selected as a nationally important cultural landscape. In addition, the local specialties of potato cultivation and aquaculture are also worth seeing. Come and visit this breathtaking scenery.

At the terraced fields of Kasaura in Uwajima City, you can experience sweet potato cultivation and harvesting. The steeply sloping fields convey the strength of the people who have spun their lives there. This charming tourist spot was selected as the third "Important Cultural Landscape of Japan". In autumn, you can enjoy the experience of harvesting the sweet potatoes you have grown yourself. There are also local tea houses and souvenir shops, so you can enjoy meals and souvenirs.

The terraced rice fields of Kasaura in Uwajima City offer a beautiful landscape that has been built up over 400 years. In particular, the terraced fields illuminated at dusk are enchanting and captivate visitors. The 1-meter-wide and 1.5-meter-high stone walls of the terraced fields are lit up by bamboo lanterns, creating a mystical atmosphere. This cultural landscape was born from the wisdom and efforts of the people who carved the mountainside and planted crops. Come and visit this breathtaking spot.