Kanagawa Waterworks Memorial Hall

Closed for new virus pandemic measures

Original Text

I was interested and wanted to come by, but unfortunately it was closed due to the influence of virus countermeasures. It was established in the prefecture on the 50th anniversary of 1959, so it is expected to be a mature facility. There are many events, and it seems that the target of 40,000 visitors in FY2018 was 40,000 over the years. Was it achieved and effective?

the water you're drinking.

Original Text

It turned out that the origin of the water I casually drink and the amount of water I use every day are large. It is a facility that children can enjoy. There is a Jabujabu pond outside. You can relax with your family.

Barely

Original Text

You can learn a lot about water supply at this facility. It is recommended because it is suitable for studying and enjoying small children enough

Damm card

Original Text

I went to get a dam card for the Kanagawa Intake Weir. It was a move from Kanagawa Shrine, but it was difficult to understand and crossed the Sagami Line. Turn right in front of the track and you will arrive at the Waterworks Memorial Hall immediately.

It's a building built in the early Showa period.

Original Text

It is a memorial hall that has been renovated from the building of the pump room that has disappeared, and it is a facility where elementary school children can learn. There is a fountain outside, but it was a hot day, so there was a small child bathing.