Toyota or Toyoda, a Japanese surname

track and field (athletics)

oil field

land used for farming and agricultural cultivation

Honda (Japanese name)

agricultural fields or farming areas

relating to a simple, peaceful rural life or artistic works depicting it; bucolic

open land or agricultural fields

A field flooded with water used for growing semi-aquatic rice.

A Buddhist concept referring to a domain for practices leading to enlightenment or a metaphorical field where one sows virtuous deeds to grow happiness.

Tian Liang (1979-), former male Chinese diver and Olympic medalist

land used for cultivation or growing crops

a field where wheat is grown.

to cultivate land or engage in agricultural work

Wada (Japanese surname and place name)

paddy field; rice paddy

Fujita (Japanese surname)

the region of the lower abdomen below the navel considered the primary seat of one's vital energy or qi

agricultural land on a slope cut into a series of successively receding flat platforms to facilitate farming

Futian, a district of Shenzhen City, Guangdong

good quality agricultural or fertile land

one's innermost being

a coalfield

oilfields and gasfields

rice seedling bed

a common Japanese surname

Takeda (Japanese surname)

saltpan; salt evaporation pond

Yamada (Japanese surname)

Sha Tin town in New Territories, Hong Kong

Lantian county in Xi'an, Shaanxi

Takada (Japanese surname)

the literal transformation of the blue sea into mulberry fields through geological change

Tamura (Japanese surname and place name)

the Chinese edible frog (Hoplobatrachus rugulosus), often used as a food ingredient

to cultivate soil or till fields

embankment between fields

Putian, a prefecture-level city in Fujian Province

track and field competition

Yantian district of Shenzhen City, Guangdong

Haneda (one of the two main airports serving Tokyo)

Akita prefecture in northern Japan

Qingtian county in Lishui [[丽水|麗水|Li4 shui3]], Zhejiang

land or soil that is rich in nutrients and productive for farming