rice paddy

The enclosure component looks the same as the mouth kanji. Unlike mouth, this component is not a kanji by itself. When the enclosure component is used inside a kanji, another component is enclosed within it.

When it rains, you quickly go to your rice paddy and point a fishhook in the sky in order to harvest some electricity.

Turn the topped rice in the rice paddy for the perfect harvest.

Your town consists of just a rice paddy and a street.

You are a simple man, owning ten insignificant rice paddies.

You want a new nose, so you get your self a rice paddy and grow twenty of them.

Working in a rice paddy gives power to a man.

If a rice paddy had a heart, it would be able to think.

You catch a fish with a sword by the rice paddy and cook it over a fire.

You bend at the rice paddy, and the head of a ghost appears.

In the rice paddy there's a tree that's bearing fruit.

There's a line of shells showing the way to the rice paddy.

You see a stick in a rice paddy, and know it must've been put there for a reason.

You became as thin as a thread by working on the rice paddy too much.

If you see grass on a rice paddy, they're probably the seedlings of rice plants.

You detain the Easter Bunny in a rice paddy.

You see rain above your rice paddy, and then a lightning bolt strikes it.