1.
farm; plantation; agricultural estate
a cultivated area for growing crops or raising livestock, often implying a larger or more organized operation than a simple field
Covers a range from large commercial plantations (coffee, tea, fruit) to small community garden plots. In modern urban Japan, 市民農園 (community garden/allotment) is a popular concept where city dwellers can rent small plots.
Common collocations
- 市民農園: community garden, allotment
- 観光農園: tourist farm (pick-your-own)
- 果樹農園: fruit farm/orchard
- 農園経営: farm management
- 貸し農園: rental garden plot
Similar words
- 農場: farm — more general, often larger scale or livestock-oriented
- 畑: field, vegetable garden — a specific cultivated plot, smaller scale
- 牧場: ranch, pasture — specifically for livestock
- 果樹園: orchard — specifically for fruit trees
Etymology
農 (agriculture) + 園 (garden, park). The 園 component gives it a slightly more cultivated or managed nuance than 農場.
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農場 (farm)
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畑 (field, vegetable garden)
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牧場 (ranch, pasture)
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果樹園 (orchard)
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菜園 (vegetable garden)
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りんご園 (apple orchard)