〘noun〙 A variety that has been bred or cultivated in a certain region for many years without crossbreeding with varieties from other regions. For example, Gionbo (Hiroshima) and Aizu-Minashirazu (Fukushima) are examples of persimmons, and Kisouma (Nagano) and Misakiuma (Miyazaki) are examples of horses. Native variety. Local species. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 ある地方で、長年他の地方の品種と交配されず飼育または栽培されてきた品種。たとえば、柿では祇園坊(広島)、会津身不知(福島)など、馬では木曾馬(長野)、御崎馬(宮崎)など。在来品種。地方種。
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