Overview
The Shibata River is a second-class river in Niigata Prefecture. It flows from Shibata City through Seiro Town in Kitakanbara District and on into Kita Ward of Niigata City, watering the northern plains. Bearing the name of the city, it is a waterway woven into local daily life.
Highlights
- ●Waterside scenery through central Shibata
- ●Riverside views leading toward Seiro Town
- ●A course reaching into Niigata City's Kita Ward
- ●A second-class river named after the city
History
The river takes its name from the city of Shibata. Classified as a second-class river, it runs through Niigata Prefecture across three municipalities: Shibata City, Seiro Town and Kita Ward of Niigata City.
Access
The river flows through northern Niigata Prefecture, passing Shibata City, Seiro Town and Kita Ward of Niigata City. Please check riverside paths and points of interest on maps and official information.
Best season
Strolls along the water are most pleasant from spring through autumn. Fresh greenery and clear mornings, when the river surface catches the light, are especially lovely.
Map
37.9407, 139.1555 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Reach the riverside within Shibata City
- 2Stroll downstream along the water
- 3Enjoy the views toward Seiro Town
- 4Follow the course toward Kita Ward
Did you know?
💡 Though a single river, the Shibata River crosses several municipalities: Shibata City, Seiro Town and Kita Ward of Niigata City.
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