Konohana Field Expansions

[Khaz]

This may sound a little weird, but does anyone know how much the Konohana field expands by for each expansion? I've seen pictures of how the farm looks at 100% and the final amount of crop plots, but no word on how many crop plots you get per expansion.

[Sanokitty]

Translating the best I can from the Japanese wiki: http://wiki.gamepit.jp/futago/index.php?荷馬車・増築
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First expansion: To the west by 46 (6x7 + 4) squares;
Second expansion: To the north by 57 (12x2 + 11x3) squares;
Third expansion: To the north again by 52 (12 + 10x4) squares; after this point, the first of the rice fields and maker shed are subsequently made available;
Fourth expansion: To the north once more (wiki does not say by how much), a water trough is added at the very top of the field;
Final expansion: To the east (wiki does not specify by how much) right behind your house.

[Lunadora]

Or you can use Cher's Guide. Really, people, if you guys gave a look on the site before posting you would find answers for most of your questions.

[Khaz]

Alright. Thank you very much, Sano. ^-^ Since my next expansion is the fourth I can just count from there.

[Khaz]

Yay! Double post. -.-;

I did check Cher's guide, Luna. It's the first place I look for everything, then I check the board. The guide simply says the number and order of possible expansions, nothing about how many more spaces each expansion gives you.

While it may be a technical little detail, I'm working on making a guide for my friend for Christmas and felt I should add it in, as the Bluebell upgrades list the new max amount of animals you can have to each upgrade.

[Lunadora]

Then you might want to add this file. It was made to help you plan your crops on your fields. Took from this topic, courtesy of Origon.

[Khaz]

xD I actually bookmarked that topic before posting this one. I found it while looking to see if there was already an answer to my question. It's a very useful topic. Plenty of interesting field configurations to steal.