The only access to the village is from the river.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The only access to the village is from the river.

The river rises from the small spring in the village.

The village is situated at the junction of the rivers Chikuma and Sai [where the rivers Chikuma and Sai meet].

The town, which stands on the River Tone, has facilities for water transportation.

The place where a river starts is its source.

The river runs through the town.

The river supplies cities and villages with water.

Swimming the lake from end to end is one of the conventionalisms of this village.

There is a small village five kilometers (farther) up the river.

The river has its rise among the mountains.

Ceaselessly the river flows, and yet the water is never the same.

The town is supplied with water from the river.

Water is channeled from the stream to the fields.

They live across the river.

The town is supplied with water from the river.

The town is supplied with water from a reservoir in the hills.

A covered bridge traverses the stream.

The rising water suddenly overwhelmed the village.

The castle is across the river.

There is much trash on the farther bank of the river.

There's a lot of trash on the far bank of the river.

The river flows through the town.

Evening primroses dotted the dry riverbed.

Tokyo depends on the Tone River as well for its water supply.

The bridge was washed away, much to the inconvenience of the villagers.

The school is on this [the other] side of the river.

The river flows through the city.

The town stands at the confluence of the two rivers.

The river runs through the town.

The city of Vila Nova de Gaia is on the south bank of the Douro River.