Nanaegawa Erosion Control Dams

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A group of historic erosion control dams built to protect the area. These stone-built structures harmonize perfectly with the mountains. Visitors can experience Japan's water management history while hiking along clear streams.

Nanaegawa Erosion Control Dams
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ときがわ町の 土木遺産「七重川砂防堰堤群」

ときがわ町の 土木遺産「七重川砂防堰堤群」

Saitama Prefectural Tourism and Local Products Association

Nanaegawa Erosion Control Dams

Address
Ono, Tokigawa-machi, Hiki-gun, Saitama
Website
https://www.tokigawa-kankou.com/
Operator
Tokigawa Town Tourism Association

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