5-5 Chikabumicho Shunkodai Park Shunkodai Water Supply Station, Asahikawa 070-0821 HokkaidoMap
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After more than 100 years, the northernmost water supply facility in Japan registered as a civil engineering heritage
Original Text
Located in the Shunkodai water distribution plant adjacent to Shunkodai Park, it was completed as a military water supply in March 1913 by the former Imperial Army 7th Division. The current living base of Asahikawa dates back to the military capital era. Because the roof is attached, the pond itself is not visible and cannot be put on the premises.
After more than 100 years, the northernmost water supply facility in Japan registered as a civil engineering heritage
Original Text
Located in the Shunkodai water distribution plant adjacent to Shunkodai Park, it was completed as a military water supply in March 1913 by the former Imperial Army 7th Division. The current living base of Asahikawa dates back to the military capital era. Because the roof is attached, the pond itself is not visible and cannot be put on the premises.
After more than 100 years, the northernmost water supply facility in Japan registered as a civil engineering heritage
Located in the Shunkodai water distribution plant adjacent to Shunkodai Park, it was completed as a military water supply in March 1913 by the former Imperial Army 7th Division. The current living base of Asahikawa dates back to the military capital era. Because the roof is attached, the pond itself is not visible and cannot be put on the premises.
After more than 100 years, the northernmost water supply facility in Japan registered as a civil engineering heritage
Located in the Shunkodai water distribution plant adjacent to Shunkodai Park, it was completed as a military water supply in March 1913 by the former Imperial Army 7th Division. The current living base of Asahikawa dates back to the military capital era. Because the roof is attached, the pond itself is not visible and cannot be put on the premises.