The term 'famous terraced landscape plane' refers to a well-known terrain feature characterized by a series of stepped levels, often seen in regions with intensive agriculture or land reclamation efforts. These terraces are designed to minimize soil erosion and increase arable land on steep slopes. Notable examples include those found in the terraced rice fields of Japan, known as 'terrace rice fields' or 'rice terraces,' and in the Andes Mountains in South America.