Maioka River

The Maioka River flows almost northwest, starting from the vicinity of Maioka-cho, Totsuka-ku, and joins the Kashio River in Kashiwao-cho, Totsuka-ku.

The headwaters are around Maioka Park. It is designated as an urbanization control area from upstream to middle stream, and fields are cultivated along Tando. The hills are urbanized, but there are many green spaces on the slopes. In addition, there is the subway Maioka Station in the center of the basin, and the downstream is along National Route 1 along National Route 1.

From the confluence with the Kashio River to the junction of the right tributary, approximately 1.64 km in length is approximately 1.64 km in urban Ogawa River Rehabilitation Project (currently shifted to an urban infrastructure river improvement project). We are making renovations.

Using the river management passage and the old riverbed adjacent to Maioka Elementary School, we improved the hydrophilic plaza. Instead of partitioning between the schoolyard and the waterfront plaza with fences, we set up stairs to allow you to descend to the river, and set up spaces where you can play on the riverbank and wooden passages. In addition, in the Maioka Karugamo Bridge in front of the school gate, a main pillar and a railing for bronze duck have been set up.