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Water Restrictions on the Shogawa River Have Ended; the Water Level of the Miboro Dam, Which Had Been Almost at Zero, Has Recovered to 33m Due to Rainfall Since Late Last Month
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The Toyama River and National Highway Office announced that it will end the water restrictions imposed on the Shogawa River since last month due to drought on the 15th. At the Miboro Dam in Gifu Prefecture, upstream of the Shogawa River system, the dam's water level had temporarily dropped to almost zero due to a severe water shortage caused by low rainfall. In response, farmers and other water users in the Shogawa River system had voluntarily r…
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