The rice field art held in Inakadate Village, Aomori Prefecture is in full bloom.

This year's theme is "Mt. Fuji and the Legend of Hagoromo" at the 1st venue, and "Sazae-san" at the 2nd venue celebrating the 45th anniversary of TV broadcasting. The first venue was in full bloom in mid-July due to the fact that the rice planting period was a little early, but the second venue was in full bloom in August, and it became possible to line up with the visitors.

Akiko Kasai from Tokyo laughs, "It's too big to fit in one photo." At the 17-meter-high observatory, some viewers gave up on the panoramic functions and photography of Sazae-san, which stretches out to a width of about 150 meters, and took a video.

Dodambo Art was talked about when Sazae-san's "The" could not be seen even in full bloom. According to the Inadate Village Planning and Tourism Division, "The part of" The "is Kanto, which is a slow-growing rice. It will become more visible because it will become more colored from now on," he said.

The observatory is open from 8:30 to 18:00 (9-17: 00 from September 1st, last admission 30 minutes before). Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays (open until October 13th).