01 / Masuyama Canal
Finished in 1768,the canal still waters Masuyama's paddies.
The Masuyama Canal was completed in the Meiwa era (1768). It runs north to south through Kaseda Fumoto from the Atago weir on the Kaseda River, and has watered the paddies of the Masuyama district. The view of crossing a stone bridge over the canal and passing through a samurai gate has, according to the city board of education's outline, not changed in 250 years.
- Completed 1768
- Bridges of 3-5 stone slabs, or girder bridges
- 2019: Kaseda Fumoto selected as a preservation district
