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Omitama 010 Ishioka Hokota km Tsuchiura Nature Restoration Project Site Kasumigaura Namegata Lake Kasumigaura (Lake Nishiura) Lake Kitaura LAKESHORE NATURE RESTORATION Ami Miho Kashima Ushiku Itako Inashiki Ryugasaki Nature Restoration Project in the Districts of Tamura, Okijuku and Tozaki in the Kasumigaura Region Kamisu Kawachi NaritaKozaki Katori Aims of Project Work Undertaken in Section H With the overall goal of “conserving and restoring the lakeshore zone The aim is to restore the waterfront space so that it has that forms a point of contact between human habitation and the lake continuity with the lake while conserving existing so that it can nurture and sustain a diversity of flora and fauna”, project vegetation, with other works underway including the is underway aiming to preserve and restore biodiversity and the creation of a jetty and submerged breakwater, and beach landscape as well as to restore the connection between people and nourishment. It is also hoped that this section will be used the lake. as a venue for environmental learning. The area the project is being carried out in is divided into nine sections from A to I. Appearance after completion of project Section A Kasumigaura City Tsuchiura City Section B Ibaraki Kasumigaura Environmental Section C Science Center Section D Section H Section E Section I Section F Section G You are here Jetty Beach nourishment Submerged breakwater The movement of sand is While preserving the existing reed In consideration of the landscape, work Distance (km) restrained by creating a belt, a ground base of vegetation is is underway to create a submerged Lakeshore levee jetty to ensure steady being built to provide a variety of breakwater to reduce the movement of vegetation growth. depths, including shallow waters sand and incorporate moderate natural and wands. disruption. Section C Section D Section H Section E Section I Section F Section G Inquiries Office of the Nature Restoration Committee for the District of Lakeshore levee Tamura, Okijuku and Tozaki in the Kasumigaura Region Appearance in 1978 Color infrared photograph taken in 1978 Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Kanto Regional Development Bureau. Research Division TEL +81(0)299-63-2415 In Sections G to I, the lakeshore vegetation zone extends from the lakeshore levee out to distances between 20m and 80m offshore. Kasumigaura River Office Tsuchiura Branch Office TEL +81(0)29-821-2155.

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