weir (usu. for irrigation)

Reading: atelier
Also known as -
English : headwork

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The headworks are for irrigation water.headhair (on one's head)It is said that the name was given to the area because it is located at the mouth of the water intake (perhaps because the intake is a mouth).

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of the headworks.Examplecold (e.g. weather)

Ono Headworks

Kiso River weir (Makai headworks)

Meiji Water Headworks

Hayade River Headworks