How Rice Is Harvested With No Machines - 100% Hand Tools
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- It's time to harvest rice - before the rains come!
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523 Hiroihara, Ryujinmura,
Tanabe-shi, Wakayama Prefecture
Japan 645-0523
About Ryunohara: Ryunohara is a kominka cafe nestled deep in the mountains of Ryujinmura, Wakayama Prefecture. We make our own tea from wild tea plants, and serve it at Ryunohara Kissa, where you'll also find a small library of books about Japanese culture. We also serve Singaporean Hainanese satay skewers alongside stewed meats, fried rice, and other dishes that showcase ingredients from across the Kishu region. The two buildings on the property are traditionally-built 60 and 120 year-old farmhouses, .
Bless that lady for helping you, wonderful, respect!
It's nice to see younger generation farming. Thank you for sharing.
Such simple living, gives me a warm natural feeling to watch and learn from you, arigato 🙏🏻
My pleasure 😊
Wow, this is cool. Hard work, it looks like! I was Googling recently why white rice is cheaper than brown rice since it's more processed, and found out more about how rice is processed and harvested, and now here I am! Thanks for showing this.
wow, yet again I'm learning something I should have learned when I was a child. Thanks.
Now time to come volunteer as a rice farmer!
@@Ryunohara unfortunately I cant afford the plane ticket to get to you. I am not sure if it will grow here. I would have to build a structure to fill it with water. I think I will just continue to watch you do it. :))
Lee you look like an experienced rice farmer !!!! Great job !!!
Haha thank you it’s literally my first time.
We are harvesting ours next week. A binder machine can be bought second hand for about $500 in Japan if you look hard enough. We only have to harvest by hand about 1% of our crop.
The transplanting was done by hand very unevenly so while Naoko-sensei’s family has machinery we can’t use it on this field.
Wow thanks for the Aerial View, very beautiful. Organic rice sounds yummy, love how so many things are home grown in Ryujinmura
You’re welcome! The rice does grow in beautiful surroundings. I love how the fields have a view of mountains, the sound of flowing water, and the voices of children in the kindergarten next door.
@@Ryunohara I know Japan has many beautiful prefectures and distinct things that make them special. But those misty mountains, flowing water, farm fields are life lol. Can’t wait to see your winter videos
My grandfather was a rice farmer. It’s so interesting to see this process. It’s hard work!! Good luck. Proud of you that you take this on and I admire the elderly lady for working with you. Ganbatte ne?
It’s hard work but fun at this scale 😅 Ganbarimasu.
The drone shots are pretty cool. And self-harvested organic rice too!
Thanks RY! Yes no pesticides!
dude you are cool and cool good luck to you
Thank you!
Loving the videos Lee, I hope to visit Ryunohara one day! Greeting from Melbourne, Australia :)
Greetings from Ryunohara! Thanks for watching!
Super cool 🎉
Thanks Gulay! Come and farm!
Is the renovation all done? I saw on Instagram that you guys have opened. Would love to visit someday :)
It is! There are updates from the videos I posted a few weeks ago. See you here someday, hopefully soon!
Still here my man keep it up working hard like always Can’t wait to come visit lol
Come help out next year! Field prep and transplanting in May, weeding and maintenance from June to August and then harvesting, threshing in September.
@@Ryunohara I totally wanna but show me around in return I wanna visit badly haha
@@ufailedhaha I can't make promises because it depends on my schedule but I'll be happy to show you around a bit of Ryujinmura if time permits when you visit!
@@Ryunohara yea 100% either way would be a great experience and something I’d wanna do regardless
🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🥰 💪🏻💯
gotta find ways to make this easier on ur body,, maybe some straps on the ladder you used to carry the bushels of rice to dry that go over ur shoulders? wheel barrow aint too bad either.