The opening ceremony of the Honmeigawa Dam Construction Office established by the Kyushu Regional Development Bureau to prepare for the comprehensive implementation of the Honmeigawa Dam Construction Project (Isahaya City, Nagasaki Prefecture) was held on the 22nd at the same office in Shukumachi , Nagasaki City . Director Yasunari Mori, Deputy Director Koichi Teramoto and others unveiled the agency's nameplate, praying for the dam's early completion and revitalization of the area (photo).
Announcing the government nameplate
Opening the ceremony, Deputy General Director Teramoto, who read the directive on behalf of General Director Yoshiki Morito, reiterated that ``Construction of the Honmei River Dam, along with river maintenance, is essential to improve flood control safety to protect watersheds from flood damage.” ``We not only completed the dam safely and quickly, but also tried to carry out our work with a spirit of tension and pride so that upon completion, the local community would say that we So glad the dam was built. ,” he called.
Director Mori said: ``The office's mission is to take advantage of the dam to serve tourism infrastructure during construction and restore water sources after the dam is completed. We hope to receive the understanding and cooperation of local people so that we can close the dam as desired. as soon as possible".
The office was established to take over the Honmeigawa Dam construction project, which was under the jurisdiction of the Nagasaki River and Highway Office. They moved into the Nagasaki River and Expressway Office building and started a new structure with 27 people in four departments: general, engineering, construction and survey design. The dam is currently in the bidding process for construction and a successful bid is expected this summer. Strive for completion in 2032. Total project cost is about 73 billion yen.
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