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
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Japanese version: 水が減ったために普段水面下にある白っぽく変色した石組みを見ることが出来る明治用水旧頭首工の船通し跡
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