Lake Tanzawa
丹沢湖
An artificial lake in a quasi-national park offering mountain views, historical exhibits, and a restored Edo-period residence.
What it is
- An artificial lake created in 1978 by the construction of the Miho Dam.
- A vital water source providing thirty percent of the tap water for Kanagawa Prefecture.
- A scenic area located within the Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park.
- A site where three rivers meet, covering former residential areas and Jomon period ruins.
What to see
- The Miho Dam, a multi-purpose structure used for flood control and power generation.
- Eisai Bridge, a cable-stayed bridge spanning two hundred and thirty-five meters.
- Tanzawa Lake Memorial Hall featuring local history and archaeological artifacts.
- Miho House, a restored Edo-period residence relocated from the submerged valley.
When to go
- The Tanzawa Lake Marathon takes place annually during the autumn season.
Getting there
- Buses run to the lake from Shin-Matsuda and Yaga stations.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Lake Tanzawa Open in Google Maps
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