Rokubuchi Sabo Dam

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Rokubuchi Sabo Dam is a historically very valuable heavy stone masonry sabo facility constructed as the foundation of Japan's modern civil engineering technology in the Meiji era. Its appearance beautifully tucked away in rich nature makes visiting travelers feel the beauty of civil engineering heritage and the weight of history. Leaving the bustle of the city, visiting this quiet place brings deep contemplation and new intellectual curiosity to travelers. In this land where Yamagata's modernization history and rich nature coexist, please spend an intellectual and special travel moment. Please spend a luxurious, peaceful holiday.

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【山形県庄内町】六渕砂防堰堤（日本登録有形文化財）

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Shonai Town

Rokubuchi Sabo Dam

Address
Tachiyazawa, Shonai Town, Higashitagawa District, Yamagata Prefecture
Website
http://www.navishonai.jp/spot/1.html
Operator
Shonai Town Tourist Association

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