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Land of Rice Fields Investigation Mission

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A filler arc of the original Naruto anime that pairs Naruto and Sakura with Jiraiya on a fact-finding trek into Otogakure's homeland. Their hunt for word of Sasuke draws them into the fractured Fuma clan and a kunoichi's search for a lost cousin.

Kanji: 田の国調査任務
Media: anime
Series: Naruto
Arc Type: filler
Episodes: 136-141
Anime Arc Number: 8
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Overview

Covering episodes 136 through 141, this anime-original arc follows the Sasuke Recovery Mission and precedes the Mizuki Tracking Mission. Barely healed from his clash with Sasuke, Naruto sets out again to reach his friend, this time under Jiraiya's wing and aimed at gathering intelligence on Orochimaru.

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Summary

Still recovering, Naruto teams with Sakura for another push to bring Sasuke home. Just before they slip past Konoha's border, Jiraiya intercepts them and spares the pair from being branded rogue by folding them into his own information-gathering mission on Sasuke and Orochimaru. The road carries them into the Land of Rice Fields, home turf of Otogakure. After Jiraiya's lecherous habits sink a few attempts at scouting, the group meets a young Fuma clan kunoichi named Sasame, who is desperate to trace her cousin Arashi and the many relatives who vanished with him. The team tangles with three Fuma members and narrowly slips away, after which Jiraiya returns bearing intelligence from clan survivors who saw through Orochimaru's deceit.

Jiraiya explains that Orochimaru courts clans across the land purely to harvest their secret techniques. Once the three Fuma fighters are beaten a second time, Sasame guides the team to Orochimaru's current lair. Splitting up inside the maze of corridors, Naruto finds Sakura squaring off against Kabuto. His Rasengan lands, but he then falls victim to a technique that strikes at his heart. Saved by Sakura and Sasame, the group realizes the Kabuto before them was actually the Fuma member Kagero in disguise.

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Aftermath

The team soon locates Arashi, whom one of Orochimaru's unstable techniques had fused with two clansmen and driven to madness. Working together, Naruto, Sasame, and Sakura pull his mind back from the brink. As the hideout crumbles around them, Arashi reveals that Sasuke remains safe for the moment, though Orochimaru is bending every effort toward shaping him into a flawless future vessel. With the Fuma clan freed from Orochimaru's grip, Naruto and his companions make their way back to Konoha.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Land of Rice Fields Investigation Mission filler?

Yes, the Land of Rice Fields Investigation Mission is an anime-original filler arc of the original Naruto series, spanning episodes 136 to 141.

Why do Naruto and Sakura travel to the Land of Rice Fields?

Naruto and Sakura join Jiraiya on an information-gathering mission about Sasuke and Orochimaru, which takes them into the Land of Rice Fields, home turf of Otogakure.

Who is Sasame Fuma?

Sasame Fuma is a young kunoichi of the Fuma clan who joins the team while searching for her missing cousin Arashi and other relatives taken by Orochimaru.

What does Naruto discover about Kabuto during this arc?

Naruto discovers that the Kabuto he fights inside Orochimaru's lair is actually the Fuma clan member Kagero in disguise.

What happens to Arashi Fuma in this arc?

Arashi Fuma is found fused with two clansmen and driven mad by one of Orochimaru's techniques, but Naruto, Sasame, and Sakura pull his mind back before he reveals that Sasuke remains safe for now.

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