Idaho Potatoes - Aidaho Potatoes

Japanese: アイダホ・ポテト - あいだほぽてと

...Since then, conflict between Mormons and other religions has been constant, and anti-Mormonism remains deeply rooted in the social environment. The Snake River Plain, which spreads across the southern part of the state, is a large agricultural area with advanced irrigation, and is home to a thriving cultivation of potatoes (second in the U.S. in 1980), which are famous in Japan as Idaho potatoes, as well as barley (first), sugar beets, beans, wheat, alfalfa seeds, hops, and fruit. Tourism development projects, including those in Sun Valley, have also been underway in recent years. ...

From Idaho Falls

…Population: 39,590 (1980). Located in the Snake State, Idaho is in the center of Idaho potato-growing region. Its main industries are potato and beet processing, but it also has the state's largest livestock farm and one of the nation's largest chinchilla farms. …

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Idaho potatoes" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…以来，モルモンと他教徒との争いが絶えず，反モルモン主義の社会環境が根強く残る。南部に広がるスネーク川平野は，灌漑の進んだ大農業地帯で，アイダホ･ポテトとして日本でも名高いジャガイモ(全米2位，1980)をはじめ，大麦(1位)，テンサイ，豆類，小麦，アルファルファの種，ホップ，果物などの栽培が盛ん。サン･バレーをはじめとする観光開発事業も近年進められてきた。…