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Gyoda Rice Field Art
田んぼアート行田Saitama · Kanto
Gyoda Rice Field Art is a set of enormous pictures planted into the paddies outside Gyoda using rice varieties of different colours, viewed from the observation deck of the Kodai Hasu no Sato tower. The artwork is sown in spring and grows into legibility over the season, so the design is at its clearest from midsummer into autumn and is gone once the crop is harvested. The tower and the surrounding lotus park are open the rest of the year.
- Best season
- Summer
- Crowd level
- Hidden gem
- Rating
- 4.8· 11 reviews
- Admission
- Rice-field art is viewed from the Kodaihasu Kaikan / Gyoda Tower observation deck: adult 400 (jr-high & under 200).
- Nearest station
- Higashi-Gyōda Station
How to get there
From Tokyo Station · ~1h 18m by car
Tags
artrice fieldsseasonalviewpoint
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