Lake Tazawa

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Lake Tazawa is a deep, scenic caldera lake in northern Japan renowned for its clear blue waters and surrounding hot spring resorts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf caldera lake
lake
alternativeName Tazawa-ko NERFINISHED
associatedLegend Legend of Tatsuko NERFINISHED
basinCountry Japan NERFINISHED
climate humid continental climate
country Japan
depthRankingInJapan deepest lake in Japan
formedBy volcanic activity
hasFacility campgrounds
lakeside hot spring resorts
viewing platforms
hasNo natural inflow
natural outflow
hasStatue Statue of Tatsuko NERFINISHED
hasTransportation Tazawako Station NERFINISHED
introducedSpecies rainbow trout
sockeye salmon NERFINISHED
JapaneseName 田沢湖
locatedIn Akita Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedInMunicipality Semboku NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Tōhoku region NERFINISHED
locatedOnIsland Honshū NERFINISHED
maximumDepth 1390 feet
423.4 metres
nearbyAttraction Nyūtō Onsen NERFINISHED
Tazawako Onsen NERFINISHED
nearbyMountain Mount Akita-Komagatake NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Tazawako NERFINISHED
notableFeature exceptional water transparency
lack of freezing in winter
steep lake basin
protectedStatus part of Towada-Hachimantai National Park vicinity
railwayLine Akita Shinkansen NERFINISHED
Tazawako Line NERFINISHED
recreationalActivity boating
fishing
sightseeing cruises
swimming
surfaceArea 10.0 square miles
25.9 square kilometres
surfaceElevation 249 metres
tourismType hot spring tourism
scenic tourism
typeOfLake oligotrophic lake
usedFor hydroelectric power regulation
viewpoint Tazawako Observation Deck NERFINISHED
waterColor deep blue
waterQualityIssue acidification from past development projects

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Akita Prefecture hasLake Lake Tazawa