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Interacting with Water. ~ Close Ties between Humans and Water ~. The Crown Prince Naruhito, Japan. UNSGAB ( United Nations Secretary General’s Advisory Board on Water and Sanitation ) Hashimoto Action Plan Water and Disasters Ｇｏａｌ １ - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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~ Close Ties between Humans and Water ~Interacting with Water
The Crown Prince Naruhito, Japan
UNSGAB (United Nations Secretary General’s Advisory Board on Water and Sanitation)
Hashimoto Action Plan Water and Disasters
Ｇｏａｌ １ To define an internationally recognizable target focused on reducing the loss of life and livelihoods
Ｇｏａｌ ２ To ensure immediate provision for safe drinking water and sanitation during and after disasters
Nara
Excavations of Ring-Moat Type Settlement
Reconstruction of Ring-Moat Type Settlement
Yayoi ware
400km
300km
200km
100km
Nara
Nara
Osaka
Kyoto
Nagoya
Reconstruction of Ring-Moat Type Settlement
流域界
Outline of Tone River Basin
Original watercourse
Watarase Retarding Basin
Sekiyado Castle Museum
Chujo Levee
Current watercourse
Tokyo
Watercourse before the 16th Century
Tone River
Hitachi River
Kinu River
Kasumigaura Lake
出典： 続日本紀
Source: Shoku-Nihon-gi
Originalwatercourse
Currentwatercourse
Excavatedin the 8th Century
~ 1590
~ 1600
~ 1630
~ 1650
~ 1660
“Mizuka” Mound against Flooding
Fu
ku R
iver →
To
ne R
iver →
Current Chujo Levee
Former Levee
７９０ｍ
２７３０ｍ
３０００ｍ
Protected Area
Chujo Levee
Space for Flooding
Narrow Channel
Chujo Levee
Tone River →Fuku River →
Photo by the Crown Prince Naruhito
Space for Flooding
Chujo Levee
Protected Area
Tone River →
Narrow Channel
Space for Flooding
Chujo Levee
Protected Area
Tone River →
Narrow Channel
Space for Flooding
Chujo Levee
Protected Area
Tone River →
Narrow Channel
Space for Flooding
Chujo Levee
Protected Area
Tone River →
Narrow Channel
Flood Damage caused by Typhoon Katherine (1947)
Mekong River
Photo by the Crown Prince Naruhito
流域界
Outline of Tone River Basin
Original watercourse
Watarase Retarding Basin
Sekiyado Castle Museum
Chujo Levee
Current watercourse
Tokyo
Sekiyado Castle Museum
“Istanbul is connected to Nara through the Silk Road.”
Istanbul
Nara
Rumeri Hisarı
Shoso-in Treasure Depository
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