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Site assessment conducted |
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Reference Panel approved |
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Positive sustainability aspect
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Community engagement & acceptance
During the construction phase of Lake Gosho, Japan, the formation of a community driven development association to work alongside government agencies resulted in maximizing community benefits from the development, including creation of a multi-functional community asset and tourist attraction.
Source: IEA Hydropower Implementing Agreement - Annex VIII.
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Overview
Gosho Dam was built on the Shizukuishi River, Japan, and is surrounded by Mt. Iwate to the north, Mt.Komagatake to the northwest and the Tohne Mountains to the south. It is a multipurpose dam for Morioka City, providing flood control, irrigation water, domestic water supply and power generation functions.
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Scheme Specifications
Dam Name
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Scheme operator
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
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Size of scheme (MW)
13
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Country
Japan
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Catchment area
635km2
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River
Shizukuishi River
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Effective reservoir capacity
45 x 106m3
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Construction years
1972-82
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Reservoir size
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