The wilderness

Without, with the wilderness (げんや), depending on a method of the cultivation; a weed, the land which shrubs grow. I say the field (field).

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Classification, investigation

In Japan, I am classified as classification of land and category in real estate registration acting director procedure regulation Article 68 Clause 12. As for the definition of world-famous Harano, the investigation into area, a report is performed in a world agricultural and forestry census.

Use

The strength of the use of land is low, but the place that is used as grazing lands if I see it worldwide exists for the weather and aquatic resources, a plateau, the plains that a human being does not use in the cultivation for some reason including the geological feature condition (by cf. each item).

World wilderness

• Savanna (geography)
• Step
• Pampas
• Heath
• Moore (the topography)

Wilderness of Japan

• 根釧原野 (Hokkaido)
• The Sarobetsu wilderness (Hokkaido)
• Harano, Yuufutsu (Hokkaido)
• The Sarufutsu wilderness (Hokkaido)
• Kumaushigenya (Hokkaido)
• Ten thousand tatami mat Shikihara fields (Hokkaido)
• Reclamation advances Azumi wilderness (Fukushima) - Meiji period later and does not keep the feature as the wilderness anymore.

Common or similar land, use of land

• Damp ground - ponds and marshes
• Grassy plain
• Barren land
• Vacant land - open space accessible to anyone
• The cultivation abandonment ground
• Karst plateau
• Thermokarst

Allied item

• The topography
• The wilderness commercial law
• The cleaning
• Irrigation
• Salts accumulation

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