Kistna [river] - Kistna

Japanese: キストナ[川] - きすとな

…The topography is arranged from east to west in the order of a long, narrow coastal plain, the mountain ranges of the Eastern Ghats, and the shield of the Deccan Plateau. The western border of the coastal plain is roughly 100m above sea level, and in the center is the large delta of the Godavari and Krishna (Kistna) rivers. The area has a high annual rainfall of over 1000mm, and is one of India's leading agricultural regions with well-developed river irrigation, and is called the "granary of South India." …

From the Krishna River

The Western Ghats are a mountain range that runs through the Indian peninsula, and flows eastward through the Deccan Plateau into the Bay of Bengal. It is also known as the Kistna. It has a total drainage area of 260,000 km2 and a length of 1,300 km.

*Some of the terminology explanations that mention the "Kistna River" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…地形は，狭長な海岸平野，東ガーツ山脈の山塊群，デカン高原の楯状地の順に東から西に配列。海岸平野の西境はほぼ100mの等高線で，中央部にゴーダーバリー川とクリシュナー(キストナ)川の大デルタを抱く。そこは年降水量1000mm以上と多いうえに，河川灌漑の発達したインド有数の農業地帯であり，〈南インドの穀倉〉とよばれる。…