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...the first modern waterworks system. The fountain is preserved today at the Waterworks Memorial Museum (''Yokohama suidô kinenkan'') in Hodogaya.

*Tokyo Metropolitan Waterworks, ''Tamagawa Jôsui'' 玉川上水, 2003 [pamphlet]. *Tokyo Metropolitan Waterworks, ''Tôkyô Suidô Rekishikan'', 2005 [pamphlet].

*1806/12 Repairs to the Edo waterworks system are completed.

The mansion was supplied by the Tamagawa waterworks, and had a wharf attached, where boats from the domain could dock, allowing

...'yabori is a canal in Tokyo, extending some 700 meters from a metropolitan waterworks pump station to the [[Sumidagawa]]. Originally constructed in the early [[E

...protection; the operating costs of holding local festivals; maintenance of waterworks, guard towers, gatehouses, and the like; and so forth.

...le]]. Today, remnants of the ''[[honmaru]]'' (central keep), the wells and waterworks survive.

A significant waterworks project, known as the [[Lake Biwa Waterways Project]], was undertaken in [[

*The Tamagawa channel is built in Edo to meet increasing demand for [[waterworks|water]].

*Construction begins on the 'modern' Tokyo [[waterworks]] system.

*The Koishikawa channel is constructed, the first major [[waterworks]] project in Edo.

*Four [[waterworks]] channels in Edo are taken out of use, leaving the Tamagawa and Kanda chan

*Research and development efforts begin on the 'modern' [[waterworks]] system for Tokyo. Construction begins in [[1892]].

...repair of locomotives and train cars. Shiodome was served by the Tamagawa waterworks throughout much of the [[Edo period]], and this availability of water was e

...re known as "Konoe water" (''Konoe no mizu'') from then on. This system of waterworks was expanded under [[Shimazu Narioki]] in [[1839]].<ref>"Konoe Water," plaq