There used to be rice fields around here.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

There used to be an Inari shrine there.

Trash is everywhere there.

This place used to be a field.

There used to be a store right here.

Where have you been wasting your time all this while?

The fields spread out before us.

There was a picture of a crane drawn there.

All right, sir, The salad bar is over there.

There used to be a prison here.

Once upon a time, in a place far away, lived an old man and an old lady.

The field was lying fallow.

Santa Claus was here.

I had a bowl of noodles at a street nearby.

A hen was pecking around at the grains of corn.

The wild boars ate away the potatoes in the fields.

A case of cholera has been reported from Setagaya Ward.

I have been shooting there.

I went to go eat the famous shirasu-don here.

My cousin came there too.

The field is fenced with barbed wire.

A creeper was entwined (a)round [about] the pillar.

I ate an apricot there.

This is a heaven on earth.

I picked up seashells there.

A fierce battle was fought here.

I have worked here before.

The plot was fenced round.

I have been shooting there.

The natives were tormented by a long spell of dry weather.

I harvested crops there.