A system or infrastructure designed to provide households and businesses with access to potable water necessary for daily living, often referred to as a municipal water supply.
A collective term encompassing various types of water delivery systems, including those for drinking water, wastewater, and industrial use.
Historical water supply routes established in the Edo period to distribute water throughout the city, such as the Tamagawa and Kanda waterways.
A narrow channel of water that separates two land masses, commonly known as a strait.
A designated waterway used for navigation by vessels, facilitating maritime transportation.
Example:
昨日水道を止められた。
A system designed to collect and transport wastewater, including sewage and stormwater, for treatment and disposal.
An infrastructure that primarily manages the removal of waste fluids from urban environments to prevent flooding and maintain sanitation.
A network of pipes and facilities dedicated to the safe disposal of polluted water, essential for public health and environmental protection.
Example:
そして汚水を流すために地下に下水道を持っていた。
A professional who installs and repairs piping systems for water supply and drainage in homes and buildings.
An individual skilled in the maintenance and troubleshooting of plumbing fixtures, ensuring the proper functioning of water-related systems.
A tradesperson who specializes in handling water-related emergencies, from fixing leaks to installing new appliances that require plumbing.
A technician responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient flow of water throughout residential and commercial properties.
A cylindrical conduit through which water is transported to various locations, often used in plumbing systems for residential and commercial purposes.
A network of pipes designed to supply fresh water or drain wastewater, forming an essential infrastructure component in urban and rural areas.
A tubular structure that connects water sources such as wells or reservoirs to buildings and other facilities, facilitating the distribution and management of water resources.
A section of piping intended for conveying fluids, specifically engineered to withstand pressure and prevent leaks, ensuring efficient water delivery and system integrity.
Example:
水道管が凍って破裂したんです。
A governmental organization responsible for the supply and management of water services within a designated area, including the maintenance of water infrastructure and ensuring water quality.
The administrative body that oversees water distribution, billing, and infrastructure planning to meet the needs of the community for clean and safe drinking water.
An agency tasked with the regulation and provision of municipal water services, including the operation of treatment facilities and water pipelines.