field; farm; CL:片[pian4]

Yamada (Japanese surname)

oil field

farmland; cultivated land

to farm; farming

Honda (Japanese name)

see 和田縣|和田县[He2 tian2 Xian4]; see 和田市[He2 tian2 Shi4]; see 和田地區|和田地区[He2 tian2 Di4 qu1]; Wada (Japanese surname and place name)

Ohta or Ōta (Japanese surname)

Yoshida (Japanese surname and place name)

see 大田縣|大田县[Da4 tian2 Xian4]; Daejeon, a city in South Korea

paddy field; rice paddy

Toyota or Toyoda (name); Toyota, Japanese car make

Harada (Japanese surname)

Narita (Japanese surname and place name)

Akita (prefecture and city in Japan); Akita dog (abbr. for 秋田犬[qiu1 tian2 quan3])

Takeda (Japanese surname)

Ishida (Japanese surname and place name)

Matsuda (Japanese surname)

Mita, Sanda, Mitsuda etc (Japanese surname or place name)

3 annual hunting bouts; 3 qi points

Ueda (Japanese surname and place name)

to go out to work in the fields

pubic region; point two inches below the navel where one's qi resides

see 于田縣|于田县[Yu2 tian2 Xian4]

the well-field system of ancient China

Uchida (Japanese surname)

Okada (Japanese surname)

Maeda (Japanese surname)

see 古田縣|古田县[Gu3 tian2 Xian4]

Masuda (Japanese surname)

heart (one's innermost being)

see 新田縣|新田县[Xin1 tian2 Xian4]

Murata (Japanese surname)

Shibata (Japanese surname and place name)

stepped fields; terracing

cotton field

Morita (Japanese surname)

Ueda (Japanese surname and place name)

gas field

paddy field; rice paddy

Ikeda (Japanese surname)

Sha Tin town in New Territories, Hong Kong

Hamada (name)

a coalfield

see 玉田縣|玉田县[Yu4 tian2 Xian4]

melon field

see 鹽田區|盐田区[Yan2 tian2 Qu1]

saltpan

ink stone; writing as a livelihood