Tsukifuse Rice Terraces

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Another stunning set of terraced rice fields on Sado, famous for their steep alignment. The stone-walled fields reflect the wisdom and hard work of the locals who have harmoniously coexisted with the mountain terrain for centuries.

Tsukifuse Rice Terraces
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佐渡棚田紀行－月布施棚田編

佐渡棚田紀行－月布施棚田編

Niigata Prefecture

Tsukifuse Rice Terraces

Address
Tsukifuse, Sado-shi, Niigata
Website
https://www.visitsado.com/
Operator
Sado Tourism Association

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