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Little girl looking over shoulder in oilseed rape field

On a sunny day in April 2024, a budding windbreak forest in the Tokachi Plain in the countryside of Memuro Town, Kasai District, Hokkaido.

A lone Japanese Sakura tree in a green field with Mt. Iwate in the background.

Rape Flower Scenic Area, Wuyuan County, China

Canola flowers fields and cherry blossoms

Rice farmland in southern china with good weather

View across the meadow and dense forest of Shiretoko National Park to the Shiretoko Mountains. Spring afternoon with clouds over eastern Hokkaido Prefecture.

Canola flower garden at Azumayama park in Shounan Kanagawa. Shounan Kanagawa Japan - 01.29.2018 : It s a canola feild at the garden in Kanagawa. camera : Canon EOS 5D mark4

Cherry blossoms on the edge of the rape field

Two little sisters in oilseed rape field

The Beautiful Taoyuan Luzhu flower sea, Taoyuan City, Taiwan

A wide angle view looking over rice fields towards Mt. Iwate in Iwate Prefecture at sunrise with clouds blurred across the sky.

beautiful landscape of Rape(Edible Rape,Rapeseed) flowers with pathway and mountains under blue sky in a sunny day

$Potato farms in the suburbs of Asahikawa and its surrounding landscape, taken from one the lookouts called Shujitsu-no-Oka (Shujitu Hill), not far from Biei Town. \nThe extensive, undulating and colorful patchwork of farms is very attractive landscape of Biei and Asahikawa areas of Hokkaido, which make a sharp difference from flat rice fields in the other islands of Japan’s rural landscape, including that of Hoshu (Main Island). One of the main reasons is the changing of crops (crop rotation) in order to avoid soil sickness. \nThere are many so-called lookouts in the region, which command excellent view of the landscape, such as Shin-ei Hill, San-ai Hill, Hokusei Hill, Shujitu Hill and Road of Patchworks.$