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© 2020 AFPThe underground 'Parthenon' protecting Tokyo from floods
By Shingo Ito KASUKABE, Saitama©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Brian Wheway
https://www.gaikaku.jp
if any one want to go, here is the link to the web site, booking page.
kaimycahl
@garypen feeling safer living on top of a hill, when its flooding won't last long as soon as the water wash the base away and the erosion starts the top of the hills comes down fast to the bottom. Think of it as being on a sliding board coming down.
Hung Nguyen
I am deeply impressed by this underground 'Parthenon' and wish to be there one day.
Sal Affist
The hall of pillars reminded me of the ones in the Mines of Moria, in Peter Jackson's version of The Lord of the Rings.
garypen
I feel safer living on top of a hill, at least as far as flooding goes.
Patricia Yarrow
Would love to visit these sites. Vividly well written article, by the way.
Spitfire
I cycle past it nearly every weekend on my way to Sekiyado Castle.
I didn't know it cost so much.
Goodlucktoyou
Also been to a bit of it but would never go again because I’m scared of massive predicted earthquakes.
ishel
You can tour through it a bit on Google Maps in StreetView: http://bit.ly/KasukabeFloodTanks
GS
Mirrors Edge
Nihonview
"I live on low ground, so floods are a clearer and more present danger than any other natural disasters," he added. "In the end, you can't count on anyone but yourself."
and Japanese tech to save the day.
Desert Tortoise
Very impressive.
Aly Rustom
Been there. It is AMAZING! But you need to book in advance to get a tour. I don't know what the situation with the tours is now due to the virus though..