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I went to a special tour where I could see the contents of the ``underground temple'' and the metropolitan area outer drainage channel

Japan's G-Cans project is a massive underground flood control system designed to protect Tokyo from flooding. Here's how it works:- - *Floodwater Collection*: Floodwater from the city's drainage systems flows into five giant silos, each 65 meters tall and 32 meters wide, which act as flow regulators. - *Channeling Water*: The water is then channeled into a large reservoir, known as the "Underground Temple", measuring 177 meters long, 78 meters wide, and 25 meters high. - *Pumping Water*: Once th

Eto ang totoong flood control project! Metropolitan Outer Area Underground Discharge Channel | Cielo Magno