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The electric memorial hall in Kurobe. It conveys the history of hydroelectric power on the Kurobe River.
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The Kurobegawa Electric Power Memorial Museum is a museum in the Unazuki Onsen area of Kurobe, Toyama Prefecture (in front of Unazuki Station on the Kurobe Gorge Railway main line). It is operated by Kansai Electric Power. It was built to mark the completion of a stage in the development of power generation on the Kurobe River system, with the Kurobe River's nature and power development as its themes. Construction began on 23 April 1986 (Showa 61) and it opened on 28 April 1987 (Showa 62).
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Field：Hydroelectric power, history of electric power sources
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