
Overview
The Takahashi River is a Class A major river in the western part of Okayama Prefecture and the main stream of the Takahashi River drainage system. Together with the Yoshii River and the Asahi River, it is counted as one of the three main rivers of Okayama Prefecture. It boasts the largest drainage basin in the prefecture, with tributaries extending into Hiroshima Prefecture.
Highlights
- ●A Class A river forming the main stream of the Takahashi River system
- ●One of Okayama's three main rivers, with the Yoshii and Asahi
- ●The largest drainage basin in Okayama Prefecture
- ●Tributaries reaching into Hiroshima Prefecture
History
As one of Okayama's three main rivers, it shapes the water system of the western part of the prefecture, and its basin is the largest within the prefecture. Its tributary area extends into neighboring Hiroshima Prefecture.
Access
The river flows through the western part of Okayama Prefecture, with its basin extending into Hiroshima Prefecture.
Best season
The riverside scenery changes with the seasons, and milder weather is well suited to walking along the water.
Map
35.1792, 133.4026 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Take in the scenery along the main stream
- 2Trace its course as one of Okayama's three main rivers
- 3Look toward the tributary area extending into Hiroshima Prefecture
- 4Enjoy the river's changing character on a waterside stroll
Did you know?
💡 The Takahashi River boasts the largest drainage basin in Okayama Prefecture.
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