Soki Power Station Ruins (Tsuruta Dam)
Soki Power Station Ruins
A breathtaking sight of Meiji-era brick architecture emerging from the water during the dry season from May to September.
The Soki Power Station Ruins are a historic site resting at the bottom of the Tsuruta Dam in Isa City, Kagoshima Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Soki Power Station Ruins (Tsuruta Dam)
- A visit during the dry season (May to September) is essential to see the ruins.
- Capture the stunning view of the medieval-style brick architecture from the observation points.
- Since the view depends on dam water levels, we recommend checking official-related information beforehand.
- Understanding the historical context (the birthplace of Japan's chemical industry) will deepen your appreciation of the site.
Weather forecast
Thu
11/5
23°/16°
100%
Fri
11/6
19°/12°
10%
Sat
11/7
15°/6°
0%
Sun
11/8
16°/5°
0%
Mon
11/9
18°/10°
27%
Tue
11/10
18°/6°
20%
Wed
11/11
17°/4°
7%
Tips
Payment
No payment required at the observation area.
English Support
English-language guidance is limited.
Reservations
No reservation required.
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.
Photography
Photography is allowed from observation points, but do not enter restricted areas.
Accessibility
Paths to the observation points may have uneven surfaces or steps.
Etiquette
Do not enter prohibited areas to protect the ruins and ensure your safety.
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