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Urban water and power generation (subordinate) - 4.3 million m3[1]
At the survey stage, it was tentatively named Kakisaka Dam, which is derived from the large character of the location's name, but before the start of construction, the name was changed to Yabakei Dam, which was named after the scenic Yabakei, which is the best tourist destination in the area.
Yabakei Lakeedit
The artificial lake formed by the dam is named Yabakeiko. However, although it bears the name of Yabakei, it is not designated as a Yaba-Hita Hidehikoyama National Monument. Yabakei Lake has a fountain and the scenery of the dam is beautiful, so it is known as a tourist spot in Nakatsu City.
In 1994, Japan's first public water ski facility, Yamaki Aqua Park, opened, and in addition to water skiing, you can now enjoy wakeboarding and banana boats. It used to be closed in winter, but has been open all year since 2006
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