^ LMAO.........but damn guess japanese people let out a lot of waste daily lols. they gotta dump shit in style too lols.
This somehow reminds me of all the Kyuubi and misc. sewer scenes in Naruto. It is a very intriguing infrastructure indeed, probably going to wiki this a bit. -lol
holy crap! that's a huge sewer system...and it's clean too....i bet this is where the japanese hide when godzilla or the angels from evangelion come
That's huuuuuuuuuuuuuuge! They use it as a sewer? It's looking more like a reservoir, a bunker or a hideout for a Japanese secret organization. I wonder why they build such a huge sewer. They have the biggest one in the whole world - try to compensate something? -lol -^_^ -tongue2
you now the huge underground rooms are reservoirs not sewers they have em in UK and probably everywhere in the world heres a smaller one -lol
haha.. japs are always good at building stuff.. but i really wonder wats e reason for all e huge space and lighting? you can almost imagine an underground themepark with all that sewer water running thru..haha.. wild wild wet edit: jus read the above post.. so they are reservoirs? hmm.. still doesnt explain the lights.. but still can be theme park.. haha.. so cool
haha the lights are for well lighting they drain them everyonce in a while to do maintenance, repairs etc edit just found : The G-Cans project(首都圏外郭放水路 Shutoken Gaikaku Housui Ro, means drain outer Tokyo metropolitan area.) is an underground infrastructure in Tokyo, Japan built for preventing overflow of the city's major waterways and rivers during rain and typhoon seasons. Work on the project started in 1992; it consists of five concrete containment silos with a height of 65 m and a diameter of 32 m, connected by 6.4 km of tunnels, 50 m beneath the surface, as well as a large water tank with a height of 25.4 m, with a length of 177 m, with a width of 78 m, and with 59 massive pillars connected to a number of 10 MW turbines that can pump up to 200 tons of water into the Edogawa river per second.
