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Terraced paddies in Kochi prefecture, held to be where the Tosa grass-cutting song was born.
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Terraced rice fields in Kochi Prefecture. The birthplace of the folk song Tosa Shibakari Uta, it appeared in Ryomaden as the song Iwasaki Yataro sang in his Goemon bath. Pressing the button beside the Tosa Shibakari no Sato signboard plays the folk song, and wooden benches and a table serve as an observation spot.
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