Minecraft receives a free map of the iconic underground tokyo thanks to the Japanese government
The Japanese government has published A Minecraft map of the world’s largest flood prevention installation. It is not only free download, but it allows you to explore One of the least known iconic places in the Tokyo area From the comfort of your home.
The external underground discharge channel of the metropolitan area, known as G-Cans, is A real disaster prevention installation. It is famous for its “water tank with pressure adjustment”: a huge cavernous space with 59 huge pillars. With an epic appearance, ideal for battles against bosses, it is the most emblematic place of G-Can, and is even known as “Underground temple” (Chika Shinden) In Japan. With a vibrant atmosphere, it is also used as a stage for musical videos, Japanese television series (such as Kamen Rider) and movies.
In times of drought, it is possible Visit the G-Cans in real lifebut thanks to the Ministry of Territory, Infrastructure, Transportation and Tourism of Japan (MLIT), you can now also explore this atmospheric installation in Minecraft. The Ministry has published a Video on its official YouTube channel which briefly summarizes the purpose of the G-Cans and shows its appearance in the world of Minecraft blocks.
He Minecraft free free map Not only includes facilities, but also includes an area on the ground with rivers, houses and neighborhoods, which allows the player to understand how G-Cans protect people and places in real life. You can also go to the control room and Try to drain the flood water in the wells To check it yourself.
The G-Cans map can be downloaded for free for Minecraft
The recreation of G-Cans in Minecraft made by MLIT is designed to educate the public about facilities and how they prevent disasters. Explore them, even in Minecraft, allows the player to get an idea of the immensity of G-Cans. In real life, G-Cans concrete tunnels They extend for more than 6 km under the prefecture of Saitama, part of Tokyo’s metropolitan area. Its five wells capture water from flood prone to the rainy season (June) and the typho season (usually around September) in Japan, before gradually pouring the Edogawa river, much more caudalous, and tokyo’s bay. Finished in 2006 after more than a decade of constructionG-Cans has played a fundamental role in the fight against floods in the area since then.
G-Cans manecraft map made by MLIT can be downloaded for free From the official website of the Edogawa River Officewhich manages the facilities. At least version 1.21.1 of Minecraft Bedrock Edition or version 1.21.0 of Minecraft Education Edition is required.
