五行川水源地

I actually walked, but there is a river (aqueduct) beyond this signboard, and if you follow it, you can reach the front of the Daisan head office. Originally, this area would have been swamped out in the wetlands. The Gogyo River is a 55km long river that originates in the northern part of Ujiie Town, passes through Moka, and joins the Kokai River at Shimodate, Ibaraki Prefecture. The water source is said to be Nagakubo, but until around the beginning of the Showa era, there was a wetland under the plateau where Kinugawa Gakuin was located, and groundwater also flowed from the pond of the former Shinkokuji Temple in Oshiage and its surroundings. It flows as spring water and extends to the lowlands at the foot of the plateau, and has long been known as "Nakaarai". In addition, spring water from Nagakubo gathered and became the water source of the Gogyo River. The old shrine in Nagakubo Village is the Yudo Gongen in the back of the Tenjin Shrine, which is related to the water god and was enshrined at the water source. After the war, forests were developed, the amount of water in the Kinugawa River decreased, the groundwater withered, and there was no sign of the water source, but the Gogyo River started from here and moistened the breadbasket of the Ujiie, Takanezawa, and Moka regions. It is "the water of life". ● Summary of the Gogyo River First-class river designated extension L = 52.4km Using the spring water in Ujiie Town Nagakubo as the water source, it moistens the grain areas of Takanezawa Town, Haga Town, Moka City, and Ninomiya Town, and is small in Shimodate City, Ibaraki Prefecture. Join the Kaigawa River. The origin of the river name is that Kobo Daishi took water from Hoshito, Haga-cho, and took water from it. It is said that it was attached because he had completed the five lines of "ten", "eiji", and "yamai".

The Gogyo River uses the spring water of the Ujiie as its water source, and goes down about 55 km until it joins the Kokai River at Shimodate, Ibaraki Prefecture, via Moka. This water vein will bless the Haga plateau with abundant fruit. It is a refreshing stream where you can see salmon running up to the weir of Osaki Shrine in Moka.