This list of the 100 Terraced Rice Fields of Japan (日本の棚田百選, Nihon no tanada hyakusen) is an initiative by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries to promote the maintenance and preservation of the terraces alongside public interest in agriculture and rural areas. In 1999, some 134 terraces were selected by a committee of academics from nominations by each prefecture, in 117 municipalities from Tōhoku to Kyūshū.[1][2][3][4]

Terraces

Terrace Prefecture Municipality Image Coordinates Area (ha) Average Gradient No. of Paddies Development Ref
Yamabuki
山吹		IwateIchinoseki39°01′37″N 141°23′23″E / 39.027006°N 141.389641°E / 39.027006; 141.389641 (Yamabuki)5.01 in 650Heian to Muromachi period; since 1946[5]
Sawajiri
沢尻		MiyagiMarumori37°56′47″N 140°42′03″E / 37.946524°N 140.700950°E / 37.946524; 140.700950 (Sawajiri)4.11 in 856Sengoku to Edo period; since 1946[6]
Nishiyama
西山		MiyagiKurihara38°51′41″N 140°56′08″E / 38.861282°N 140.935559°E / 38.861282; 140.935559 (Nishiyama)2.01 in 1130Meiji period onwards[7]
Kunugidaira
椹平		YamagataAsahi38°18′52″N 140°08′31″E / 38.314535°N 140.141859°E / 38.314535; 140.141859 (Kunugidaira)10.51 in 20208since 1946[8]
Ōwarabi
大蕨		YamagataYamanobe38°17′11″N 140°11′59″E / 38.286350°N 140.199849°E / 38.286350; 140.199849 (Ōwarabi)3.41 in 727Meiji to 1945[9]
Shikamura
四ヶ村		YamagataŌkura38°36′49″N 140°12′47″E / 38.613581°N 140.213145°E / 38.613581; 140.213145 (Shikamura)12.51 in 20135Meiji to early Shōwa[10]
Ishibatake
石畑		TochigiMotegi36°35′30″N 140°12′17″E / 36.591697°N 140.204811°E / 36.591697; 140.204811 (Ishibatake)2.41 in 8180unknown[11]
Kunimi
国見		TochigiNasukarasuyama36°36′04″N 140°11′27″E / 36.601138°N 140.190720°E / 36.601138; 140.190720 (Kunimi)2.11 in 1150Meiji to 1945[12]
Ōyama-senmaida
大山千枚田		ChibaKamogawa35°07′50″N 139°58′27″E / 35.130626°N 139.974038°E / 35.130626; 139.974038 (Ōyama-senmaida)3.11 in 5375Medieval[13]
Kamufinakura
上船倉の棚田		NiigataJōetsu37°04′31″N 138°29′46″E / 37.075380°N 138.496201°E / 37.075380; 138.496201 (Kamifunakura)291 in 10410since 1946[14]
Kitsunezuka
狐塚の棚田		NiigataTōkamachi37°02′41″N 138°35′04″E / 37.044679°N 138.584375°E / 37.044679; 138.584375 (Kitsunezuka)191 in 584Sengoku to Edo period; 1982 to 1987[15]
Hasuno
蓮野の棚田		NiigataJōetsu37°07′25″N 138°30′18″E / 37.123681°N 138.505082°E / 37.123681; 138.505082 (Hasuno)30.61 in 628since 1946[16]
Hananosaka
花坂の棚田		NiigataKashiwazaki37°11′20″N 138°34′03″E / 37.188947°N 138.567542°E / 37.188947; 138.567542 (Hananosaka)8.81 in 1546Meiji to 1945[17]
Nashinokida
梨ノ木田の棚田		NiigataKashiwazaki37°12′46″N 138°37′44″E / 37.212687°N 138.628918°E / 37.212687; 138.628918 (Nashinokida)2.81 in 847Sengoku to Edo period; 1998[18]
Ōbiraki
大開の棚田		NiigataKashiwazaki37°11′20″N 138°34′03″E / 37.188947°N 138.567542°E / 37.188947; 138.567542 (Ōbiraki)12.01 in 652Meiji to 1945[19]
Kitaimogawa
北五百川の棚田		NiigataSanjō37°32′38″N 139°07′47″E / 37.543849°N 139.129638°E / 37.543849; 139.129638 (Kitaimogawa)9.51 in 20280unknown[20]
Nagasaka
長坂		ToyamaHimi36°56′50″N 136°59′24″E / 36.947203°N 136.990020°E / 36.947203; 136.990020 (Nagasaka)10.51 in 10150Sengoku to Edo period[21]
Minori
三乗		ToyamaToyama36°34′19″N 137°07′20″E / 36.571961°N 137.122098°E / 36.571961; 137.122098 (Minori)14.81 in 2095from the Meiji period[22]
Okuyamada
奥山田		IshikawaTsubata36°39′28″N 136°43′46″E / 36.657779°N 136.729473°E / 36.657779; 136.729473 (Okuyamada)1.71 in 2015Meiji period to 1945[23]
Ōsasanami-suiden
大笹波水田		IshikawaShika37°12′04″N 136°41′08″E / 37.201040°N 136.685610°E / 37.201040; 136.685610 (Ōsasanami-suiden)1.151 in 20180Meiji period to 1945[24]
Shirayone-senmaida
白米の千枚田		IshikawaWajima37°25′32″N 136°59′58″E / 37.425541°N 136.999529°E / 37.425541; 136.999529 (Shirayone-senmaida)1.21 in 32092Sengoku to Edo period[25]
Nashigadaira-senmaida
梨ヶ平地区千枚田		FukuiEchizen35°59′18″N 135°58′09″E / 35.988256°N 135.969186°E / 35.988256; 135.969186 (Nashigadaira-senmaida)3.51 in 3300Sengoku to Edo period[26]
Hibiki
日引		FukuiTakahama35°32′30″N 135°28′19″E / 35.541718°N 135.471869°E / 35.541718; 135.471869 (Hibiki)3.361 in 5204Sengoku to Edo period[27]
Utsuboiri
宇坪入		NaganoKomoro36°21′36″N 138°26′19″E / 36.360077°N 138.438522°E / 36.360077; 138.438522 (Utsuboiri)8.01 in 10180Sengoku to Edo period[28]
Inakura
稲倉		NaganoUeda36°24′21″N 138°19′03″E / 36.405784°N 138.317630°E / 36.405784; 138.317630 (Inakura)8.41 in 987Sengoku to Edo period[29]
Himegozawa
姫子沢		NaganoTomi36°23′19″N 138°20′52″E / 36.388643°N 138.347883°E / 36.388643; 138.347883 (Himegozawa)14.01 in 9153Sengoku to Edo period[30]
Takinosawa
滝の沢		NaganoTomi36°22′53″N 138°22′24″E / 36.381434°N 138.373274°E / 36.381434; 138.373274 (Takinosawa)8.01 in 875Sengoku to Edo period[31]
Yokonetanbo
よこね田んぼ		NaganoIida35°25′41″N 137°52′21″E / 35.427931°N 137.872628°E / 35.427931; 137.872628 (Yokonetanbo)3.01 in 4.3110Sengoku to Edo period[32]
Jūtarō
重太郎		NaganoŌmachi36°29′32″N 137°54′16″E / 36.492249°N 137.904446°E / 36.492249; 137.904446 (Jūtarō)3.81 in 452Sengoku to Edo period[33]
Aoni
青鬼		NaganoHakuba36°43′11″N 137°53′49″E / 36.719846°N 137.896882°E / 36.719846; 137.896882 (Aoni)4.21 in 1580Edo period[34]
Keishioki
慶師沖		NaganoNagano36°31′07″N 138°00′07″E / 36.518555°N 138.002002°E / 36.518555; 138.002002 (Keishioki)2.01 in 1025Meiji to 1945[35]
Negoshioki
根越沖		NaganoNagano36°30′16″N 137°58′35″E / 36.504429°N 137.976350°E / 36.504429; 137.976350 (Negoshioki)3.01 in 1550Meiji to 1945[36]
Haradaoki
原田沖		NaganoNagano36°28′50″N 137°58′51″E / 36.480564°N 137.980773°E / 36.480564; 137.980773 (Haradaoki)1.51 in 1025Meiji to 1945[37]
Obasute
姨捨		NaganoChikuma36°30′13″N 138°05′54″E / 36.503585°N 138.098417°E / 36.503585; 138.098417 (Obasute)251 in 72000Sengoku to Edo period[38]
Shiomoto
塩本		NaganoNagano36°33′28″N 138°00′43″E / 36.557652°N 138.011838°E / 36.557652; 138.011838 (Shiomoto)6.01 in 8259modern[39]
Tochikura
栃倉		NaganoNagano36°36′32″N 138°02′06″E / 36.608991°N 138.035048°E / 36.608991; 138.035048 (Tochikura)6.21 in 542since 1946[40]
Ōnishi
大西		NaganoNagano36°36′32″N 138°02′06″E / 36.608991°N 138.035048°E / 36.608991; 138.035048 (Ōnishi)4.01 in 845Meiji to 1945[41]
Tazawaoki
田沢沖		NaganoNagano36°36′32″N 138°02′06″E / 36.608991°N 138.035048°E / 36.608991; 138.035048 (Tazawaoki)1.11 in 818since 1946[42]
Fukushima-shinden
福島新田		NaganoIiyama36°53′02″N 138°25′58″E / 36.883857°N 138.432747°E / 36.883857; 138.432747 (Fukushima-shinden)10.01 in 12150Edo period[43]
Shōgahora
正ヶ洞		GifuGujō35°56′29″N 136°49′48″E / 35.941376°N 136.830137°E / 35.941376; 136.830137 (Shōgahora)2.71 in 624Sengoku to Edo period[44]
Kamidaida
上代田		GifuYaotsu35°30′27″N 137°08′44″E / 35.507596°N 137.145520°E / 35.507596; 137.145520 (Kamidaida)5.01 in 6123unknown[45]
Sakaori
坂折		GifuEna35°31′04″N 137°17′13″E / 35.517829°N 137.286987°E / 35.517829; 137.286987 (Sakaori)14.01 in 7468Sengoku to Edo period[46]
Tadokoro-ke
田頃家		GifuTakayama36°13′26″N 137°31′55″E / 36.223875°N 137.531857°E / 36.223875; 137.531857 (Tadokoro-ke)1.21 in 747Meiji to 1945[47]
Nakaida
ナカイ田		GifuTakayama36°01′33″N 137°18′18″E / 36.025943°N 137.305138°E / 36.025943; 137.305138 (Nakaida)2.11 in 743unknown[48]
Kurumeki
久留女木の棚田		ShizuokaHamamatsu34°54′04″N 137°42′11″E / 34.901037°N 137.703011°E / 34.901037; 137.703011 (Kurumeki)7.71 in 5.7800Heian to Muromachi period[49]
Ōguriyasu
大栗安の棚田		ShizuokaHamamatsu34°56′47″N 137°44′19″E / 34.946299°N 137.738568°E / 34.946299; 137.738568 (Ōguriyasu)8.61 in 3481Sengoku to Edo period[50]
Arahara
荒原の棚田		ShizuokaIzu34°53′30″N 138°56′38″E / 34.891626°N 138.943754°E / 34.891626; 138.943754 (Arahara)2.01 in 1025Sengoku to Edo period[51]
Shitanodan
下ノ段の棚田		ShizuokaIzu34°53′09″N 138°53′56″E / 34.885930°N 138.898986°E / 34.885930; 138.898986 (Shitanodan)1.51 in 640Sengoku to Edo period[52]
Kitayama
北山の棚田		ShizuokaNumazu34°58′06″N 138°48′45″E / 34.968376°N 138.812517°E / 34.968376; 138.812517 (Kitayama)1.521 in 720Sengoku to Edo period[53]
Yotsuya-senmaida
四谷千枚田		AichiShinshiro35°02′54″N 137°33′58″E / 35.048332°N 137.565980°E / 35.048332; 137.565980 (Yotsuya-senmaida)7.41 in 4852Heian to Muromachi period[54]
Nagae
長江の棚田		AichiShitara35°06′37″N 137°35′23″E / 35.110416°N 137.589789°E / 35.110416; 137.589789 (Nagae)3.41 in 890Meiji to 1945[55]
Maruyama-senmaida
丸山千枚田		MieKumano33°52′27″N 135°57′15″E / 33.874180°N 135.954122°E / 33.874180; 135.954122 (Maruyama-senmaida)7.21 in 41340Sengoku to Edo period[56]
Fukano-no-Dandanta
深野のだんだん田		MieMatsusaka34°29′18″N 136°24′09″E / 34.488295°N 136.402381°E / 34.488295; 136.402381 (Fukano-no-Dandanta)4.71 in 15550Meiji to 1945[57]
Sakamoto
坂本		MieKameyama34°55′34″N 136°24′41″E / 34.926182°N 136.411315°E / 34.926182; 136.411315 (Sakamoto)121 in 10130Sengoku to Edo period[58]
Hata
畑の棚田		ShigaTakashima35°17′42″N 135°55′45″E / 35.294955°N 135.929234°E / 35.294955; 135.929234 (Hata)15.41 in 6359Heian to Muromachi period[59]
Kehara
毛原		KyōtoFukuchiyama35°26′50″N 135°09′43″E / 35.447181°N 135.162010°E / 35.447181; 135.162010 (Kehara)5.01 in 10600Sengoku to Edo period[60]
Sodeshi
袖志		KyōtoKyōtango35°45′45″N 135°12′30″E / 35.762460°N 135.208226°E / 35.762460; 135.208226 (Sodeshi)11.81 in 10400Sengoku to Edo period[61]
Shimo-Akasaka
下赤阪の棚田		ŌsakaChihayaakasaka34°27′32″N 135°37′06″E / 34.458785°N 135.618207°E / 34.458785; 135.618207 (Shimo-Akasaka)7.41 in 6250Muromachi period[62]
Nagatani
長谷の棚田		ŌsakaNose34°58′00″N 135°22′15″E / 34.96672°N 135.370787°E / 34.96672; 135.370787 (Nagatani)5.91 in 5200Meiji period to 1945[63]
Isarigami
岩座神		HyōgoTaka35°07′29″N 134°53′13″E / 35.124764°N 134.886824°E / 35.124764; 134.886824 (Isarigami)11.81 in 6344Sengoku to Edo period[64]
Otsuōkidani
乙大木谷		HyōgoSayō35°02′00″N 134°19′39″E / 35.033454°N 134.327569°E / 35.033454; 134.327569 (Otsuōkidani)231 in 20988Heian to Muromachi period[65]
Ueyama
うへ山		HyōgoKami35°26′29″N 134°31′37″E / 35.441352°N 134.526880°E / 35.441352; 134.526880 (Ueyama)3.11 in 539unknown[66]
Nishigaoka
西ヶ岡		HyōgoKami35°30′12″N 134°34′53″E / 35.503280°N 134.581278°E / 35.503280; 134.581278 (Nishigaoka)6.91 in 2.8126Heian to Muromachi period[67]
Kannabi-no-Sato (Inabuchi)
神奈備の郷(稲淵)		NaraAsuka34°27′25″N 135°49′10″E / 34.457071°N 135.819457°E / 34.457071; 135.819457 (Kannabi-no-Sato)21.51 in 4315Heian to Muromachi period[68]
Aragijima
蘭島		WakayamaAridagawa34°05′32″N 135°25′15″E / 34.092333°N 135.420946°E / 34.092333; 135.420946 (Aragijima)2.341 in 12.454Sengoku to Edo period[69]
Yokoo
横尾		TottoriIwami35°30′33″N 134°24′07″E / 35.509140°N 134.401874°E / 35.509140; 134.401874 (Yokoo)251 in 16500Sengoku to Edo period[70]
Tsukuyone
舂米		TottoriWakasa35°21′23″N 134°29′25″E / 35.356440°N 134.490273°E / 35.356440; 134.490273 (Tsukuyone)4.361 in 5100Sengoku to Edo period[71]
Nakagaachi
中垣内		ShimaneMasuda34°38′54″N 131°44′16″E / 34.648228°N 131.737809°E / 34.648228; 131.737809 (Nakagaachi)6.21 in 4376Heian to Muromachi period[72]
Sannōji
山王寺		ShimaneUnnan35°21′29″N 133°00′19″E / 35.358046°N 133.005315°E / 35.358046; 133.005315 (Sannōji)191 in 8200Sengoku to Edo period[73]
Ōhara-shinden
大原新田		ShimaneOkuizumo35°07′32″N 133°04′21″E / 35.125649°N 133.072508°E / 35.125649; 133.072508 (Ōhara-shinden)4.91 in 838Heian to Muromachi period[74]
Kandani
神谷		ShimaneŌnan34°52′55″N 132°40′25″E / 34.881824°N 132.673711°E / 34.881824; 132.673711 (Kandani)121 in 10128Sengoku to Edo period[75]
Tsukawa
都川		ShimaneHamada34°47′36″N 132°17′21″E / 34.793209°N 132.289245°E / 34.793209; 132.289245 (Tsukawa)6.71 in 10200Heian to Muromachi period[76]
Murodani
室谷		ShimaneHamada34°48′47″N 132°01′02″E / 34.812960°N 132.017092°E / 34.812960; 132.017092 (Murodani)281 in 104000Heian to Muromachi period[77]
Ōidani
大井谷		ShimaneYoshika34°27′46″N 131°50′52″E / 34.462858°N 131.847668°E / 34.462858; 131.847668 (Ōidani)8.21 in 6639Sengoku to Edo period[78]
Kitashō
北庄		OkayamaKumenan34°27′46″N 131°50′52″E / 34.462858°N 131.847668°E / 34.462858; 131.847668 (Kitashō)881 in 7.52700Meiji to 1945[79]
Kamimomi
上籾		OkayamaKumenan34°27′46″N 131°50′52″E / 34.462858°N 131.847668°E / 34.462858; 131.847668 (Kamimomi)221 in 71000Meiji to 1945[80]
Koyama
小山		OkayamaMisaki34°58′46″N 133°52′34″E / 34.979482°N 133.876245°E / 34.979482; 133.876245 (Koyama)5.51 in 1030Meiji to 1945[81]
Ōhaga-nishi
大垪和西棚田		OkayamaMisaki34°58′46″N 133°52′34″E / 34.979482°N 133.876245°E / 34.979482; 133.876245 (Ōhaga-nishi)42.21 in 5850Meiji to 1945[82]
Ini
井仁		HiroshimaAkiōta34°58′46″N 133°52′34″E / 34.979482°N 133.876245°E / 34.979482; 133.876245 (Ini)10.11 in 6324Medieval, modern[83]
Higashi-Ushiro-bata
東後畑		YamaguchiNagato34°24′27″N 131°03′48″E / 34.407427°N 131.063230°E / 34.407427; 131.063230 (Higashi-Ushiro-bata)71 in 15210Sengoku to Edo period[84]
Kashihara
樫原の棚田		TokushimaKamikatsu33°53′10″N 134°22′44″E / 33.886139°N 134.378796°E / 33.886139; 134.378796 (Kashihara)5.51 in 3.7546Heian to Muromachi period[85]
Shimokage
下影		TokushimaMiyoshi33°59′25″N 133°52′04″E / 33.990163°N 133.867752°E / 33.990163; 133.867752 (Shimokage)1.11 in 430Meiji to 1945[86]
Nakayama-senmaida
中山千枚田		KagawaShōdoshima34°30′15″N 134°14′22″E / 34.504120°N 134.239425°E / 34.504120; 134.239425 (Nakayama-senmaida)12.41 in 5888Medieval, modern[87]
Izumitani
泉谷		EhimeUchiko33°30′57″N 132°42′55″E / 33.515722°N 132.715190°E / 33.515722; 132.715190 (Izumitani)4.01 in 395Meiji to 1945[88]
Dōnosako
堂の坂		EhimeSeiyo33°22′31″N 132°41′27″E / 33.375221°N 132.690807°E / 33.375221; 132.690807 (Dōnosako)1.51 in 5100Heian to Muromachi period[89]
Okuuchi
奥内		EhimeMatsuno33°14′58″N 132°44′39″E / 33.249576°N 132.744125°E / 33.249576; 132.744125 (Okuuchi)201 in 7600ancient[90]
Senmaida
千枚田		KōchiYusuhara33°23′23″N 132°57′19″E / 33.389656°N 132.955210°E / 33.389656; 132.955210 (Senmaida)2.51 in 10250Heian to Muromachi period[91]
Hirouchi-Uebaru
広内・上原地区棚田		FukuokaYame33°16′00″N 130°44′52″E / 33.266798°N 130.747674°E / 33.266798; 130.747674 (Hirouchi-Uebaru)5.91 in 3.6200Sengoku to Edo period[92]
Tsuzura
葛籠棚田		FukuokaUkiha33°16′07″N 130°49′29″E / 33.268623°N 130.824694°E / 33.268623; 130.824694 (Tsuzura)61 in 6.7300Sengoku to Edo period[93]
Shirakawa
白川		FukuokaAsakura33°29′38″N 130°40′14″E / 33.493803°N 130.670464°E / 33.493803; 130.670464 (Shirakawa)2.31 in 840unknown[94]
Take
竹		FukuokaTōhō33°26′11″N 130°52′31″E / 33.436497°N 130.875154°E / 33.436497; 130.875154 (Take)131 in 10400Sengoku to Edo period[95]
Warabino
蕨野の棚田		SagaKaratsu33°17′36″N 130°02′08″E / 33.293379°N 130.035538°E / 33.293379; 130.035538 (Warabino)401 in 41050Sengoku to Edo period[96]
Ōura
大浦の棚田		SagaKaratsu33°24′59″N 129°51′55″E / 33.416468°N 129.865172°E / 33.416468; 129.865172 (Ōura)35.41 in 51096Heian to Muromachi period[97]
Hamanoura
浜野浦の棚田		SagaGenkai33°29′21″N 129°50′50″E / 33.489290°N 129.847350°E / 33.489290; 129.847350 (Hamanoura)11.51 in 7283Sengoku to Edo period[98]
Take
岳の棚田		SagaArita33°13′39″N 129°49′12″E / 33.227393°N 129.819967°E / 33.227393; 129.819967 (Take)28.61 in 5570Sengoku to Edo period[99]
Eriyama
江里山の棚田		SagaOgi33°19′35″N 130°11′37″E / 33.326522°N 130.193601°E / 33.326522; 130.193601 (Eriyama)16.41 in 5592Heian to Muromachi period[100]
Nishinotani
西の谷の棚田		SagaSaga33°24′46″N 130°11′17″E / 33.412830°N 130.188158°E / 33.412830; 130.188158 (Nishinotani)51 in 10.374unknown[101]
Oniki
鬼木棚田		NagasakiHasami33°07′08″N 129°55′03″E / 33.118776°N 129.917409°E / 33.118776; 129.917409 (Oniki)501 in 6700Heian to Muromachi period[102]
Doya
土谷棚田		NagasakiMatsuura33°23′05″N 129°48′59″E / 33.384771°N 129.816345°E / 33.384771; 129.816345 (Doya)101 in 4400Meiji to 1945[103]
Hinata
日向の棚田		NagasakiKawatana33°05′56″N 129°54′49″E / 33.098798°N 129.913684°E / 33.098798; 129.913684 (Hinata)61 in 1580Meiji to 1945[104]
Ōnakao
大中尾棚田		NagasakiNagasaki32°53′00″N 129°41′47″E / 32.883225°N 129.696318°E / 32.883225; 129.696318 (Ōnakao)6.51 in 20300Sengoku to Edo period[105]
Tanimizu
谷水		NagasakiMinamishimabara32°38′01″N 130°13′20″E / 32.633475°N 130.222213°E / 32.633475; 130.222213 (Tanimizu)4.51 in 5230Meiji to 1945[106]
Shimizu
清水棚田		NagasakiUnzen32°49′07″N 130°09′12″E / 32.818533°N 130.153272°E / 32.818533; 130.153272 (Shimizu)101 in 5260Meiji to 1945[107]
Ōgi
扇棚田		KumamotoUbuyama33°02′25″N 131°12′23″E / 33.040318°N 131.206438°E / 33.040318; 131.206438 (Ōgi)2.11 in 1017Sengoku to Edo period[108]
Nichikō
日光の棚田		KumamotoYatsushiro32°26′35″N 130°42′37″E / 32.442954°N 130.710325°E / 32.442954; 130.710325 (Nichikō)21 in 5232Sengoku to Edo period[109]
Tenjinkoba
天神木場の棚田		KumamotoYatsushiro32°30′56″N 130°42′03″E / 32.515511°N 130.700769°E / 32.515511; 130.700769 (Tenjinkoba)21 in 560Sengoku to Edo period[110]
Bishō
美生の棚田		KumamotoYatsushiro32°30′56″N 130°44′05″E / 32.515468°N 130.734712°E / 32.515468; 130.734712 (Bishō)1.31 in 1052Sengoku to Edo period[111]
Ōsakuyama-senmaida
大作山の千枚田		KumamotoKamiamakusa32°24′17″N 130°22′18″E / 32.404764°N 130.371553°E / 32.404764; 130.371553 (Ōsakuyama-senmaida)131 in 7110Hiean to Muromachi period[112]
Seishukassō
静趣活創棚田・番所		KumamotoYamaga33°05′23″N 130°48′06″E / 33.089658°N 130.801623°E / 33.089658; 130.801623 (Seishukassō)1.11 in 6.680Meiji to 1945[113]
Oninokuchi
鬼の口棚田		KumamotoKuma32°14′14″N 130°38′45″E / 32.237168°N 130.645952°E / 32.237168; 130.645952 (Oninokuchi)21 in 580unknown[114]
Matsutani
松谷棚田		KumamotoKuma32°13′45″N 130°39′55″E / 32.229036°N 130.665331°E / 32.229036; 130.665331 (Oninokuchi)41 in 460unknown[115]
Samukawa
寒川地区棚田		KumamotoMinamata32°10′29″N 130°32′15″E / 32.174794°N 130.537548°E / 32.174794; 130.537548 (Samukawa)101 in 6469Meiji to 1945[116]
Mine
峰棚田		KumamotoYamato32°42′57″N 130°54′41″E / 32.715744°N 130.911309°E / 32.715744; 130.911309 (Mine)12.21 in 20215Sengoku to Edo period[117]
Sugesakoda
菅迫田		KumamotoYamato32°39′01″N 131°01′52″E / 32.650333°N 131.031181°E / 32.650333; 131.031181 (Sugesakoda)40.81 in 15517Sengoku to Edo period[118]
Yufugawa-Okuzume
由布川奥詰		ŌitaYufu4.51 in 487Sengoku to Edo period[119]
Uchinari
内成棚田		ŌitaBeppu33°14′06″N 131°28′44″E / 33.234868°N 131.478824°E / 33.234868; 131.478824 (Uchinari)41.71 in 10.41000Sengoku to Edo period[120]
Jikumaru
軸丸		ŌitaBungo-ōno32°59′05″N 131°27′14″E / 32.984813°N 131.453886°E / 32.984813; 131.453886 (Jikumaru)51.61 in 10.51100Sengoku to Edo period[121]
Yamaurasōzu
山浦早水		ŌitaKusu6.01 in 5120Meiji to 1945[122]
Ryōai
両合棚田		ŌitaUsa33°21′49″N 131°18′45″E / 33.363498°N 131.312564°E / 33.363498; 131.312564 (Ryōai)7.01 in 5147Sengoku to Edo period[123]
Hadaka
羽高棚田		ŌitaNakatsu4.91 in 1070Sengoku to Edo period[124]
Masaki
真幸棚田		MiyazakiEbino32°04′35″N 130°43′40″E / 32.076353°N 130.727788°E / 32.076353; 130.727788 (Masaki)0.81 in 8.533since 1946[125]
Otonokuchi (Kamigami-no-Sato)
尾戸の口(神々の里）		MiyazakiTakachiho32°42′28″N 131°20′33″E / 32.707887°N 131.342523°E / 32.707887; 131.342523 (Otonokuchi)16.41 in 10780Meiji to 1945[126]
Tochimata
栃又		MiyazakiTakachiho32°42′48″N 131°20′10″E / 32.713435°N 131.336133°E / 32.713435; 131.336133 (Tochimata)24.51 in 10748Meiji to 1945[127]
Tokubettō
徳別当		MiyazakiTakachiho32°41′34″N 131°16′49″E / 32.692836°N 131.280380°E / 32.692836; 131.280380 (Tokubettō)25.41 in 12720since 1946[128]
Ishigaki-no-Mura
石垣の村		MiyazakiHinokage32°42′00″N 131°24′09″E / 32.700060°N 131.402385°E / 32.700060; 131.402385 (Ishigaki-no-Mura)61 in 4178Meiji to 1945[129]
Tori-no-Su
鳥の巣		MiyazakiGokase32°41′07″N 131°11′52″E / 32.685230°N 131.197792°E / 32.685230; 131.197792 (Tori-no-Su)2.141 in 1249Meiji to 1945[130]
Shimonoharu
下の原		MiyazakiGokase32°37′28″N 131°14′36″E / 32.624368°N 131.243257°E / 32.624368; 131.243257 (Shimonoharu)5.71 in 15105Meiji to 1945[131]
Hizoe
日蔭		MiyazakiGokase32°38′48″N 131°10′40″E / 32.646722°N 131.177662°E / 32.646722; 131.177662 (Hizoe)7.51 in 18Meiji to 1945[132]
Sakamoto
坂元棚田		MiyazakiNichinan31°39′23″N 131°15′34″E / 31.656321°N 131.259385°E / 31.656321; 131.259385 (Sakamoto)3.51 in 5.7120Meiji to 1945[133]
Mukae
向江棚田		MiyazakiNishimera32°15′55″N 131°07′57″E / 32.265393°N 131.132632°E / 32.265393; 131.132632 (Mukae)3.21 in 661Nara period[134]
Harunohira
春の平棚田		MiyazakiNishimera32°14′19″N 131°09′02″E / 32.238587°N 131.150623°E / 32.238587; 131.150623 (Harunohira)3.61 in 1067Meiji to 1945[135]
Uchinoo
内之尾		KagoshimaSatsumasendai31°45′26″N 130°27′39″E / 31.757117°N 130.460737°E / 31.757117; 130.460737 (Uchinoo)10.91 in 675Sengoku to Edo period[136]
Kōda
幸田		KagoshimaYūsui31°55′47″N 130°39′14″E / 31.929715°N 130.653878°E / 31.929715; 130.653878 (Kōda)101 in 16102Sengoku to Edo period[137]
Tsukuda
佃		KagoshimaMinamikyūshū31°16′17″N 130°29′29″E / 31.271391°N 130.491338°E / 31.271391; 130.491338 (Tsukuda)241 in 1127from 1993[138]

See also

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