Overview
The Toyo River is a Class A river flowing through the eastern part of Aichi Prefecture and emptying into Mikawa Bay. As the main stream of the Toyogawa river system, it has long nourished the life and nature of the Higashi-Mikawa region. The stretch upstream of its confluence with the Ure River is also known as the Kansa River.
Highlights
- ●Water scenery of a Class A river flowing into Mikawa Bay
- ●The main stream of the Toyogawa river system through Higashi-Mikawa
- ●The upstream stretch also called the Kansa River
- ●Bridges and riverside landscapes along its course
History
The Toyo River is designated as a Class A river flowing through eastern Aichi Prefecture and forms the main stream of the Toyogawa river system. Its source lies at an elevation of about 1,152 meters, and its total length is roughly 77 kilometers.
Access
The river flows through the Higashi-Mikawa region of eastern Aichi Prefecture and empties into Mikawa Bay. Some sections pass through urban areas and are crossed by bridges, so please check maps and official information for viewing spots and access.
Best season
To enjoy the waterside scenery, the daytime hours from spring through autumn, when the weather is settled and the flow is gentle, are recommended.
Map
34.7771, 137.3092 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Travel along the course of the Toyo River in the Higashi-Mikawa area
- 2View the river scenery from the banks and beside its bridges
- 3Turn your attention to the upstream stretch known as the Kansa River
- 4Head downstream toward the mouth where it enters Mikawa Bay to finish
Did you know?
💡 The section north (upstream) of the confluence with the Ure River is also known by the alternative name Kansa River.
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