Rice field art in Gyoda city

By rice field art in Gyoda city, Saitama Prefecture, Japan, You can see the Nazca geoglyphs in Peur this year.
Diary
I went to Gyoda city in Saitama Prefecture on Wednesday to bring our company's products for a committee of rice field art in Gyoda.

Rice field art is an effort to plant some kinds of rice with different colors. It becomes fields to a canvas and to be expressed letters and patterns by growing rice plants.
Rice field art in Gyoda has ten years of history and in 2015, was certified as Guinness World Record as "the biggest rice field".

This year, "Hummingbird" and "Condor" which are very famous for the Nazca geoglyphs in Peur have emerged as the world's largest rice field art in Gyoda with another big condor and ancient lotus. The big condor was designed by a staff in Gyoda because the theme for this year was "Great Wings" and ancient lotus was a symbol of Gyoda city. In fact, the place where you can see the biggest rice field is famous for the park where beautiful lotus flowers blossom in July and early August.

I was happy that the staffs of the committee used our company's products and I could see the great rice field for the first time.
In Japan, there are many wonderful places where Japanese people don't know, we must learn about the world from there more, and do international exchanges with the world.
Furthermore, next year will be the 120th anniversary year when Peru has started accepting Japanese immigrants.

Words in this story
lotus /noun/ any of a number of large water lilies, in particular.
certify /verb/  verify, guarantee, attest, validate, confirm