Honemonike Dam (Honemonike Entei)
Honenike Dam
A historic stone-masonry multiple-arch dam reminiscent of a medieval European castle.
Honemonike Dam (Honemonike Entei) is located in Onohara-cho, Kanonji City, Kagawa Prefecture. It is the oldest existing stone-masonry multiple-arch dam in Japan.
What makes it special
About Honemonike Dam (Honemonike Entei)
- Witness the incredible scale of a National Important Cultural Property up close.
- The mid-to-late July "Yurunuki" water discharge is a spectacular and powerful sight.
- The heavy, dignified appearance of the dam, resembling a medieval European castle, is perfect for photography.
- Free parking is available, making access by car very convenient.
Photo gallery
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Weather forecast
Mon
11/2
19°/15°
98%
Tue
11/3
18°/13°
59%
Wed
11/4
19°/12°
14%
Thu
11/5
20°/15°
52%
Fri
11/6
20°/14°
78%
Sat
11/7
14°/8°
2%
Sun
11/8
15°/7°
2%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (There are no shops or vending machines near the dam/park).
Language Support
English signage and support are limited.
Reservation
No reservation required.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection (hat/water) for summer visits.
Photography
Free to take photos (Please do not touch the dam structure or safety fences).
Accessibility
The park is relatively well-maintained, but some uneven paths and steps exist.
Etiquette
As a National Important Cultural Property, please take all trash home and do not enter restricted areas.
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