Hitotsusegawa

Japanese: 一ッ瀬川 - ひとつせがわ
Hitotsusegawa
A river in central Miyazaki Prefecture. It is 91 km long. It originates east of Ichifusayama on the border with Kumamoto Prefecture, flows southeast, and empties into the Hyuga-Nada Sea east of Sadowara Town (now Miyazaki City). From the upper reaches to the middle reaches, it creates a deep valley in the Kyushu Mountains, and from Sugiyasu downstream, it dissects the plateau. There is the Hitose Dam.
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Japanese:
宮崎県中部の川。長さ91km。熊本県境の市房山の東に発し,南東流して佐土原町(現・宮崎市)の東で日向灘(ひゅうがなだ)に注ぐ。上流から中流にかけては九州山地に深い谷をつくり杉安から下流は台地を開析する。一ッ瀬ダムがある。
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