• 田園でんえん — rural countryside
• 田畑たはた — fields and paddies
• 田舎いなか — countryside
• 田植えたうえ — rice planting
• 田たんぼ — rice field
• 田中たなか — Tanaka (a common surname)

The character 田 visually represents a rice field with divisions for irrigation. It hasn’t changed much over centuries and is a key symbol in Japanese life, often found in names and geography.

田たんぼに 水みずが あります。
There is water in the rice field.

Usually read as “ta”, like tanbo or taue. In compound words, it may shift to “den” — as in den’en (countryside). Sometimes voiced to “da”, like inada.