Overview
An arch dam in Kanonji, completed in 1930, a run of masonry arches.
About this place
A dam in the upper Kunita River, cutting into the Asan Mountains. The concrete dam is over 145 m long and over 30 m high, and is a multiple-arch type with five arches and six buttresses in the center. It became an Important Cultural Property (structure) on December 19, 2006, and still serves as a water reservoir for about 500 ha of farmland.
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