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Beautiful view of approximately 800 terraced rice fields
‣ Throughout the year you can take in the different views – rice transplanting time, when the rice fields are filled with water, and harvesting time, when the whole area is covered in the deep green of the mature rice plants.
‣ This is also the site where the Japanese Academy award-winning film ‘Yokame-no-Sem' (Eighth Day of Cicadasi) was shot. Thanks to the filming, the 300-year tradition of ‘mushi-okuri’ (sending off the insects) was revived. In the middle of summer, the farmers walk through the fields with flaming torches to rid the rice plants of pests and pray for a bountiful harvest.
An experience you won`t find anywhere else…
○ A rice ball made of the rice and water in step-like paddy field.
| Place | Komame Restaurant |
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| Price | ¥1,380 |
| Operation Hours | 11:00 am - 3:00 pm |
| Closed Regularly | Tuesday |
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Access Information
| Ferry / Hi-speed Ferry | ●Ikeda Harbor Approx. 60 minutes from Takamatsu Harbor on the ferry bound for Ikeda Harbor. Approx. 15 minutes from Ikeda Harbor by car. ●Tonosho Harbor Approx. 35 minutes from Takamatsu Harbor on the high-speed boat (approx. 60 minutes on the ferry). Approx. 20 minutes from Tonosho Harbor by car (Approx. 20 minutes on the Shodoshima Bus, directly adjacent to Kasuga Shrine Bus Stop). |
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