Toyofusa Dam

Toyofusa Dam is a concrete gravity dam built across the landscape, standing about 38 meters tall and relying on its weight to hold back water pressure. The structure creates a reservoir that supplies water for irrigation and regional needs.

The dam was constructed in 1967 as part of a regional plan to improve water management across the area. This development responded to the local community's need for reliable water supply for farming and other purposes.

The dam serves the local farming community by supplying irrigation water to rice paddies across the region. Farmers depend on this water source to continue their traditional cultivation practices throughout the seasons.

Visitors can reach the dam through marked access routes that lead to viewing areas around the structure. Check ahead of time for any restrictions or special conditions that might affect access to different parts of the site.

The dam sits within hilly terrain where it captures and manages water flow from the surrounding landscape. This positioning within the natural topography makes it particularly effective at regulating the seasonal movement of water through the region.

Location: Toyofusa

Inception: 1967

Height: 38 m

GPS coordinates: 35.19669,140.02211

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:20