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A is a hydraulic engineering and flood control structure unique to the alluvial floodplain of the Kiso Three Rivers in central Japan. It is comparable to the European polder. The hardships endured for centuries by farmers whose lives revolved around the wajū has given rise to the term .
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A is a hydraulic engineering and flood control structure unique to the alluvial floodplain of the Kiso Three Rivers in central Japan. It is comparable to the European polder. The hardships endured for centuries by farmers whose lives revolved around the wajū has given rise to the term .
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