位于日本中部地区的飞驒山脉,被人们誉为日本的阿尔卑斯。在这个地方,有一块圆形的水田。每年5月,祭司、农民便会聚集在田垄边把一根木桩竖在水田中央。伴着祷文的响起,农民们开始围着木桩,转着圈子插秧。奇特的耕作方式、神秘的宗教色彩全部集中在了这块俯看上去像个车轮的田里。 The Hida Mountains, located in central Japan, have been hailed as Japan’s Alps. In this place, there is a round paddy field. In May each year, priests and peasants gather in the ridge to set a pile of wood in the center of the paddy field. Accompanied by the prayers, the peasants began to transplanting their seedlings around the wooden piles. The peculiar farming methods and the mysterious religious colors are all concentrated in the field that looks like a wheel.