Talk:Futatsuya-Tōshukō Dam

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Latest comment: 15 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

(proposal) Tōshukō(頭取工) is a Japanese word which means some structures to get water from a river. That includes dam. But it may not be a dam. It may be only a river bifurcation. You can see it in ja:堰#他の構造物との区別. In Japanese sites 二ツ屋取水堰(Futatsuya Shusuien or Shusuiseki) or 二ッ屋頭取工(Futatsuya Tōshukō) are used. I cannot find 二ッ屋ダム(Futatsuya dam) with google.Penpen (talk) 12:39, 17 January 2009 (UTC)Reply

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