“Cultivated land” in Japanese
Short answer
Cultivated land in Japanese is “圃場” (hojou). Full meaning: cultivated land (field, garden, orchard, etc.).
Other ways to say “Cultivated land” in Japanese
畑
hata field (for growing wheat, fruit, vegetables, etc.), cultivated land, vegetable plot, kitchen garden, plantation; field (of specialization), sphere, area, line; womb, birth, birthplace
開墾地
kaikonchi cultivated land
耕作地
kousakuchi cultivated land
バタケ
batake field (for growing wheat, fruit, vegetables, etc.), cultivated land, vegetable plot, kitchen garden, plantation; field (of specialization), sphere, area, line; womb, birth, birthplace
ばたけ
batake field (for growing wheat, fruit, vegetables, etc.), cultivated land, vegetable plot, kitchen garden, plantation; field (of specialization), sphere, area, line; womb, birth, birthplace
ハタケ
hatake field (for growing wheat, fruit, vegetables, etc.), cultivated land, vegetable plot, kitchen garden, plantation; field (of specialization), sphere, area, line; womb, birth, birthplace
田園
denen the country, countryside, rural districts; cultivated land, fields
ほ場
hojou cultivated land (field, garden, orchard, etc.)
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