那須塩原市の田んぼアート2026最新情報（第1・2会場）
今年も那須塩原市の田んぼアートが始まりました！
豊かな自然に囲まれた那須塩原市では、毎年初夏から秋にかけて「田んぼアート」が制作され、多くの来場者を楽しませています。
田んぼアートは、色の異なる稲を一本一本丁寧に植え分けることで、田んぼ全体を大きなキャンバスに見立てて絵や文字を描くアート作品です。地元農家の中野さんご一家により制作され、田植えから稲の生育、見頃まで、季節の移り変わりとともに作品の表情も変化していきます。
田んぼアートは、見る時期によって色合いや印象が変わるのも魅力の一つです。田植え直後の鮮やかな緑、夏に向かってくっきりと浮かび上がるデザイン、そして黄金色へと移り変わる景色など、その時期ならではの美しさを楽しむことができます。
那須塩原市観光局HPでは移り行く田んぼアートの様子をお伝えします。
那須塩原市ならではの自然と地域の想いが詰まった田んぼアートを、ぜひ現地でご覧ください。
田んぼアート第一会場 6月18日公開！
This year, Nasushiobara's summer tradition, "rice paddy art," will be unveiled once again! The theme for the first venue this year is "wind." Using eight varieties of rice, the powerful art painted on the vast rice paddies will be at its best. ✨ This year's artwork is based on the wind of the Meiji era, inspired by Tomo Oseki, a native of Otawara and featured in the NHK serial drama "Kaze Kaoru," and the wind of the Reiwa era, inspired by singer Rie Utagokoro, a native of Nasushiobara, who has become popular in Korea and is now giving lectures and concerts nationwide. 📅 Opening: Thursday, June 18th, 10:00 AM Hours: Generally 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM (after opening) Venue: Around 279-1 Nishi-Osawa, Nasushiobara City (First venue) Parking: Available (approximately 8 regular cars) *Viewing is possible until the end of September when the harvest is scheduled. The artwork will remain open until the first frost in October, depending on the growth of the second crop of rice after the harvest. A donation is requested when visiting. The magnificent artwork created by rice planting is a sight unique to this time of year.
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田んぼアートができるまで ～準備編～（①図面作成・②稲の準備・③夜間の印付・④田植え）～
Rice paddy art preparations begin long before rice planting starts. Treating a single rice paddy as a large canvas, meticulous planning and careful work are essential to create a beautiful picture. ① A design is created to match the theme, and a blueprint is made considering the size of the rice paddy and the viewing position. Fine adjustments are made, incorporating perspective, so that a beautiful picture emerges when completed. ② Once the blueprint is complete, the blueprint is projected onto the actual rice paddy using a projector, and the positions are precisely determined using reed markers, and sections are created while confirming the planting location for each individual rice plant. The precision of this work is a crucial step that greatly affects the final result of the artwork. ③ Eight different types of rice with different colors are prepared. Since each type of rice has different leaf colors and growth rates, the planting locations are carefully determined according to the design. ④ With care and attention to each individual plant, the Nakano family begins planting by hand! Rice planting requires time and patience, but the Nakano family uses the experience they have cultivated over many years to work with heartfelt dedication every year. The accumulation of each individual rice plant transforms into a spectacular rice paddy art display in the summer.
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