Tomata Dam

The tour space is very substantial

Original Text

Stop by on the way to visit Okutsu Onsen by car. It's a huge dam, and you'll be overwhelmed by the power of the building. Get a dam card in the reference room and go to the observatory. If you have time, you can also tour the inside of the dam.

If you can hear the roaring sound at the time of release, you will be quite lucky!

Original Text

It is a surprisingly large and cool dam with a height of 74 meters, a length of 225 meters, and a volume of about 300,000 ㎥. I happened to visit at the time of release, but the roaring experience that echoes in the quiet Damm Lake feels like I've got a good thing.

The route that goes around from the north side is especially full of fun.

Original Text

A well-maintained and wide prefectural road continues, and it is excellent in access. Get off the Insho interchange and arrive at the beautiful dam in less than 30 minutes. The shortest route from the south is the route, but we recommend the route from the north, which takes about 5 minutes and takes a lot of time. Drive on the beautiful dam lakeside is one of the pleasures of the Tomita Dam. If you go north from the Tsuyama side of Prefectural Road 179, you will pass the Otomeyama tunnel and turn west in front of the Unaiyama tunnel ...

First of all, you want a dam from the general information center and experience the size and beauty!

Original Text

First of all, please stop by the Okutsu Lake General Information Center and ask for the Tomita Dam Management Office at the end of the dam lake. If the weather is nice, you can experience how big and beautiful the dam lake is. After that, cross the beautiful Koda Ohashi Bridge and head to the management office. When the excitement is overflowing, use the elevator from the internal tour road to the Koda Dam embankment body tour room with the afterglow. It's pretty good, non-life! If you're lucky, just look at the release ...

A magnificent view

Original Text

I heard that the village was buried under the lake here before the dam was built. I camped nearby, but the air was very clean and the hot springs were nearby, and the greenery was overgrown and I was very healed. I plan to go again next year.