Remains of the boat passage at the old Meiji Canal intake weir, where whitish discolored stonework normally submerged underwater can be seen due to reduced water levels free stock photo

Cropped materials are also subject to the Terms of Use.

About This Photo

This is a photo of the remnants of the boat passage at the former Meiji Aqueduct headworks, where the whitish-colored stone masonry usually submerged under water is now visible due to reduced water levels. The exposed white stone structure contrasts with

ID Number: 79421

Published Date: 2022年6月 6日

Color

green

Image Size

5447 px × 3631 px

Free Download (No Registration Required)

The photo material of 'Remains of the boat passage at the old Meiji Canal intake weir, where whitish discolored stonework normally submerged underwater can be seen due to reduced water levels' is free material that can be used for both commercial and non-commercial purposes without charge. No membership registration is required, and there are no quantity limits or paid sales. Please read the "Terms of Use", and only if you agree, you may use the S/M/L and cropped images.

Main usage examples of photo materials include TV telops, blog eye-catch images, YouTube thumbnails, tracing and sketching, presentation materials, etc.

Keeping it free. Your support is needed

We are seeking support from our community to ensure the continuous operation of this website. Any contribution, large or small, is welcome. Would you consider making a donation to PAKUTASO via PayPal? Your support would mean the world to us.