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  • Wat Pramaiyikawat Chedi - Wat Pramaiyikawat is on the tiny island of Ko Kret, which lies in the Chao Phrya River in Bangkok.  The temple was constructed in Mon Burmese style architecture.  One of the chedis that overlooks the river, is tilting and falling towards the river, as the result of frequent flooding and climate change.
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  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
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  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
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  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-16.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-15.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
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  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-7.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-5.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-3.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-2.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-10.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-9.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-8.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-6.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
    GCANS-4.jpg
  • GCANS Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel  is an underground water flood control project is the largest underground flood water diversion facility in the world.   The facility was built to control the overflow of Tokyo's rivers during rain and monsoon seasons.  GCANS has five giant containment silos connected with six kilometers of tunnels.  Its most famous feature is the large holding tank cistern with giant pillars that resemble an underground cathedral or temple . The main job of GCANS is to store then divert overflow of water into the Edo River to avoid flood damage.
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  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
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  • Korakuen is a landscape garden in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on paintings and diagrams.
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  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
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  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
    korakuen-6.jpg
  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
    korakuen-1.jpg
  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
    korakuen-3.jpg
  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
    korakuen-5.jpg
  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
    korakuen-2.jpg
  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
    korakuen-4.jpg
  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
    korakuen-garden-01.jpg
  • Korakuen is a Japanese landscape garden located in Okayama and is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kenrokuen and Kairakuen. Korakuen was built in 1700 by Ikeda Tsunamasa, lord of Okayama. In 1884, ownership was transferred to Okayama Prefecture and the garden was opened to the public. The garden suffered severe flood damage in 1934 and during World War II bombing in 1945, but has been restored based on Edo period paintings and diagrams.
    korakuen-2.jpg