Glutinous Rice is known nationwide as the largest planted area in Japan. About 90% of paddy fields produce glutinous rice, and one-third of the glutinous rice produced in Hokkaido is Nayoro. I heard that it was around 1970 that eight ancestor farmers gathered and started full-scale cultivation. “Policy of reducing acreage (under cultivation)”: This policy was influenced by the rule of the United States after World War II, and as the westernization of the Japanese dining table progressed, the number of Japanese who This is because there was a surplus in rice, which has continued to increase production. It was implemented for nearly 50 years until 2017, but will be abolished in 2018 It overlaps with the year when. Was started. At that time, ordinary rice from Hokkaido was rated low, and Nayoro, which was the northernmost part of rice cultivation and was not blessed with weather conditions, was hit hard.
“Nayoro Chiebun Sunflower Field” is a summer tourist attraction in Nayoro City. The location of the movie “Dog that protects the stars” released in 2012. Japanese manga by Takashi Murakami. It was serialized in “Comic Action(Futabasha Co., Ltd.)”. Famous as a work recommended by the Jury of the Manga Division at the 12th Japan Media Arts Festival in 2008. The catch phrase is, “I'm sure there is hope beyond what I continue to hope for.” The title “Hoshi Mamoru Inu” is a dog that keeps looking at the stars that can never be obtained, and is a word that compares “a person with high hopes”. A moving drama made into a movie starring actor Toshiyuki Nishida. I cried too. A clumsy and kind-hearted middle-aged man who has lost his job and family goes on an unaddressed journey with his dog. It is the whereabouts of a kind-hearted man who is lonely and indulges in reading and is abandoned by his family after restructuring. 【Product name】 Ebisu Squash 【Type】 Cucurbita maxima 【Producing area】...