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Takaragaike Pond
京都府
Pond made in the mid-Edo era beside the hall where the 1997 Kyoto Protocol was signed — Mt. Hiei reflected in its waters
Founded
1700
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Shrine
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10 min walk from Subway Kokusaikaikan Station
8 Kamitakano Nagareda-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
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Shrine
Founded 1700
326 years
Overview
An artificial pond in the northern part of Sakyo-ku, with a long history as it was created for agricultural water supply in the mid-Edo period. Takaragaike Park is developed around the pond's approximately 1.5 km perimeter, beloved as a citizens' recreational space. Beyond the pond, the ridgelines of Mt. Hiei and the Kitayama mountains are visible, with beautiful seasonal scenery. Adjacent to the …
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Origins
Takaragaike is an artificial pond believed to have been constructed around 1700, during the Genroku era of the mid-Edo period, to secure agricultural water for the surrounding villages. According to tradition, farmers of the Kamitakano district built the pond for irrigation purposes, and it supporte…
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