The Japanese government has released a Minecraft map modeled after one of its most renowned facilities.

Japan’s government has uploaded a free Minecraft map, which features the world’s largest underground flooding diversion ...

The Japanese government has released a Minecraft map of the world’s largest underground flood prevention facility. Not only ...

Download a free Minecraft map of Tokyo’s G-Cans flood prevention system, created by Japan’s government to showcase this ...

This is the pressure adjusting tank of Tokyo’s Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel. From its solemn, awe-inspiring atmosphere, it has been likened to an “underground temple ...

The G-Cans project, more officially known as the Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel, is a massive underground waterway and water storage area built to protect Tokyo from ...

Despite the highly technical name, the Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel is basically a giant hole in the ground. Oh sure, the enormous concrete labyrinth houses the gargantuan ...

The world’s largest underground floodwater protection system, a colossal underground flood tank aimed to shield Tokyo from environmental disasters has become a hotspot for social media users ...

Water is seen at the bottom of the No.1 gigantic shaft, which maintains and controls the inflow and discharge channel as part of a complex of underground tunnels, at the Metropolitan Outer Area ...

The Metropolitan Outer Area Underground Discharge Channel is a unique feat of engineering built to keep homes and businesses safe and dry. Its dramatic pressure-adjusting water tank, known as the ...

The giant tunnels of the Metropolitan Area Outer Outer Underground Discharge Channel. Credit: Dddeco / Wikimedia Commons The region where this drainage system is located has historically been prone to ...

These are just some of the joys of touring the Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel, ostensibly a critical part of the capital region’s defenses against severe weather events ...