Running off water

Lake Biwa running off water (Otsu-shi)

Azumi running off water (Koriyama-shi)

Nasu running off water (Nasu-Shiobara-shi)

The channel (with そすい, the channeling) is the waterway which was made for the purpose of drawing water from other water sources. Specifically, I refer to a canal, an irrigation canal.

Table of contents

The Japan's three biggest running off water

• Lake Biwa running off water
• Azumi running off water
• Nasu running off water

Running off water 100 selections

Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries chooses the representative water which supported Japanese agriculture (2006) on February 3 in 2006.

The details refer to "100 selections of running off water"

Allied item

Wiki media Commons has the media in conjunction with the irrigation.

Wiki media Commons has the media in conjunction with the rice field.

• Irrigation canal, irrigation
• Canal, flood control channel
• Waterworks、Firefighting supply of water、Water for industrial use way
• Waterwheel, hydraulic power generation
• List of Japanese rivers

Outside link

• Running off water directory - Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

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