東郷調整池

The Togo Reservoir features a 7.4-kilometer perimeter path surrounded by trees, with seven rowing lanes extending across 1,000 meters of still water.

The reservoir was completed in 1961 as Japan's first national civil engineering project after World War II to supply water to the Chita Peninsula.

The water body serves as a central location for rowing competitions in Aichi Prefecture, hosting national championships and regional regattas since 1964.

Visitors can access the reservoir through Komegi Station on the Meitetsu Toyota Line, with a 10-minute walk or use the local Junkai-kun bus service.

The reservoir functions as both a water management facility with a capacity of 9 million cubic meters and generates hydroelectric power through its 31-meter dam.

Address: Morowa, Togo, Aichi District, Aichi 470-0111, Japan

Website: https://water.go.jp/chubu/aityosui/b(jyouhou-main)/01(aitiyousui)/03(sisetu)/03(aitiike)/b-01-03-03.html

GPS coordinates: 35.12094,137.08025

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:16