“Fields” in Japanese
Short answer
Fields in Japanese is “田畑” (tahata). Full meaning: fields (of rice and other crops).
Other ways to say “Fields” in Japanese
野外
yagai outdoors, outside, open air; fields, outskirts, suburbs
田畠
tahata fields (of rice and other crops)
田園
denen the country, countryside, rural districts; cultivated land, fields
やがい
yagai outdoors, outside, open air; fields, outskirts, suburbs
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