Sightseeing
Sightseeing
Culture
Maruyama Senmaida, also known as "One Thousand Rice Paddies," is a stunning sight in Mie Prefecture, Japan. With over 1,300 terraced paddies carved into the hillside by ancient farmers over 400 years ago, this hidden gem offers a breathtaking glimpse into traditional Japanese agriculture. Visitors can enjoy the changing scenery throughout the seasons, from lush green rice fields in summer to golden yellow hues in autumn. Don't forget to check out the annual Rice Planting Festival in mid-May for a hands-on experience in this picturesque setting.
Want to see more?
I have created curated maps and itineraries for travellers that want to travel like me.