List of dams and reservoirs in Japan

Below is a list of dams and reservoirs in Japan. As a nation of islands and narrow, steep valleys, dams play a vital role in Japanese society as they are constructed primarily to control floods, supply water and generate hydroelectric power. The tallest dam in Japan is the 186 m (610 ft) high Kurobe Dam. The largest dam by structural volume in the country is the Tokuyama Dam with 13,700,000 m3 (17,900,000 cu yd) of rock-fill. Tokuyama also creates Japan's largest reservoir with a water volume of 660,000,000 m3 (540,000 acre⋅ft). Some of the dams are listed below by prefecture.

Dams by prefecture

Aichi Prefecture
Shintoyone Dam

Aomori Prefecture
Yomasari Dam

Fukui Prefecture
Itoshiro Dam

Fukuoka Prefecture
Jinya Dam

Fukushima Prefecture
Okutadami Dam

Gifu Prefecture
Tokuyama Dam

Gunma Prefecture
Ueno Dam

Hiroshima Prefecture
Asari Dam

Hokkaidō
Tokuyama Dam

Hyōgo Prefecture
Sengari Dam

Ibaraki Prefecture

Ishikawa Prefecture
Yoshinodani Dam

Iwate Prefecture
Isawa Dam

Kagawa Prefecture
Fuchu Dam

Kagoshima Prefecture
Tsuruda Dam

Kanagawa Prefecture
Miyagase Dam

Kōchi Prefecture
Nagase Dam

Kyoto Prefecture
Amagase Dam

Mie Prefecture
Hinachi Dam

Miyagi Prefecture
Naruko Dam

Miyazaki Prefecture
Tsukabaru Dam

Nagano Prefecture
Minamiaiki Dam
Nagawado Dam
Ōmachi Dam

Nara Prefecture
Asahi Dam

Niigata Prefecture
Agekawa Dam
Okumiomote Dam

Ōita Prefecture
Hakusui Dam

Okayama Prefecture
Takasegawa Dam

Okinawa Prefecture
Okukubi Dam

Osaka Prefecture
Teragaike Reservoir
  • Aigawa Dam
  • Minoh Dam
  • Sayamaike Dam
  • Takihata Dam
  • Teragaike

Saga Prefecture
Hokuzan Dam
  • Hokuzan Dam
  • Kasegawa Dam

Saitama Prefecture
Shinsui Dam

Shiga Prefecture
Odsuchi Dam
  • Anegawa Dam
  • Eigenji Dam
  • Hinogawa Dam
  • Odsuchi Dam
  • Ohzuchi Dam
  • Setagawa Dam
  • Yasugawa Dam

Shimane Prefecture
Kijima Dam
  • Hamahara Dam
  • Kijima Dam
  • Masudagawa Dam
  • Minari Dam
  • Nagami Dam
  • Obara Dam
  • Ohnagami Dam
  • Ohnagami Dam
  • Onbe Dam
  • Shitsumi Dam
  • Sufugawa Dam
  • Yato Dam

Shizuoka Prefecture
Hatanagi No.2 Dam

Tochigi Prefecture
Kurobe Dam
  • Chiburi Dam
  • Dorobu Dam
  • Higashikoya Dam
  • Higashiarakawa Dam
  • Ikari Dam
  • Imaichi Dam
  • Kawaji Dam
  • Kawamata Dam
  • Koami Dam
  • Kurobe Dam
  • Kuriyama Dam
  • Miyama Dam
  • Nishigoya Dam
  • Nakaiwa Dam
  • Nishiarakawa River Dam
  • Sabigawa Dam
  • Shiobara Dam
  • Sunokobashi Tailings Dam

Tokushima Prefecture
Kawaguchi Dam
  • Ikeda Dam
  • Kawaguchi Dam
  • Kominono Dam
  • Matsuogawa Dam
  • Nagayasuguchi Dam
  • Nagoro Dam
  • Natsuko Dam
  • Otsutate Dam

Tokyo
Shiromaru Dam
  • Lake Okutama Dam
  • Shiromaru Dam

Tottori Prefecture
Matanoagawa Dam
  • Kashou Dam
  • Matanoagawa Dam
  • Mitaki Dam
  • Nishitakao Dam
  • Okamidanitameike Dam
  • Senjyosan Dam
  • Sugasawa Dam

Toyama Prefecture
Komaki Dam

Yamagata Prefecture
Yokokawa Dam
  • Akashiba Dam
  • Arasawa Dam
  • Atsumigawa Dam
  • Bonjigawa Dam
  • Gassan Dam
  • Kamigo Dam
  • Kanno Dam
  • Kijiyama Dam
  • Mizugatoro Dam
  • Maekawa Dam
  • Mizukubo Dam
  • Nagai Dam
  • Sagae Dam
  • Shin'ochiai Dam
  • Shirakawa Dam
  • Shintsuruko Dam
  • Tsunakigawa Dam
  • Tsuruko Dam
  • Yakuwa Dam
  • Yokokawa Dam
  • Zao Dam

Yamaguchi Prefecture
Simajigawa Dam
  • Abugawa Dam
  • Hirase Dam
  • Ikimigawa Dam
  • Kawakami Dam
  • Kotougawa Dam
  • Koudou Dam
  • Koyagawa Dam
  • Lake Abuko Dam
  • Lake Shinjyuko Dam
  • Lake Takaseko Dam
  • Mishogawa Dam
  • Mizukoshi Dam
  • Ozegawa Dam
  • Sasanamigawa Dam
  • Shimajigawa Dam
  • Sugano Dam
  • Ubemaruyama Dam
  • Yasaka Dam
  • Yunohara Dam

Yamanashi Prefecture
Fukashiro Dam

See also
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