coarse and wild

field of view; (fig.) outlook; perspective

wilderness

Yoshino (Japanese surname and place name)

field; open land; CL:片[pian4]

insolent; boorish; rough (in actions)

wilderness

to display shockingly bad behavior; to behave atrociously

to travel cross-country; to go off-road; (attributive) cross-country; off-road

plain; open country

Ono (Japanese surname and place name)

mountain and fields

Ueno, district in Taitō Ward, Tokyo; Ueno (Japanese surname)

to step down from office; to go into opposition

Nakano (Japanese surname and place name)

the nine "fields" into which Heaven was anciently divided; the Nine Provinces of ancient China

Sano (Japanese surname and place name)

(baseball) infield

dividing line between distinct realms; boundary; field-allocation (in Chinese astrology, the association between celestial regions and corresponding terrestrial realms)

see 博野縣|博野县[Bo2 ye3 Xian4]

to be out of (political) office; to be out of power

(baseball) outfield

Ōno (Japanese surname and place name)

see 巨野縣|巨野县[Ju4 ye3 Xian4]

Hirano (Japanese surname)

(gaming) to play as the jungler; to farm neutral monsters in the jungle; (gaming) jungler

see 新野縣|新野县[Xin1 ye3 Xian4]

all levels of society; the imperial court and the ordinary people

fertile land

see 牧野區|牧野区[Mu4 ye3 Qu1]

Fujino (Japanese surname)

open area outside the city; countryside

(Japanese surname) Nagano; Nagano (prefecture and city in Japan)

half visual field

Furano, Hokkaidō, Japan

lit. plaintive whine of geese (idiom); fig. land swarming with disaster victims; starving people fill the land

to fortify defenses and raze the fields (idiom); to leave nothing for the invader; scorched earth policy

cross-country orienteering

(idiom) corpses are strewn across the field (typically after a battle)

to broaden one's horizons

corpses are strewn across the field (typically after a battle)

covering the whole land; over hills and dales

lit. to fill the whole sky and cover the land; everywhere; as far as the eye can see

lit. covering the mountains and the plains (idiom); fig. as far as the eye can see; covering everything; omnipresent

empty room, clean field (idiom); clean out everything to leave nothing for the enemy; scorched earth policy

starving people everywhere (idiom); a state of famine