Real Sanzu River in Japan
- in Kanra, Kanra, Gunma36°15′31″N 138°57′09″E / 36.258613°N 138.952444°E / 36.258613; 138.952444 (confluence with Shirakura River)
- in Chōnan, Chōsei, Chiba35°25′22″N 140°15′54″E / 35.422747°N 140.264917°E / 35.422747; 140.264917 (confluence with Ichinomiya River)
- in Zaō, Katta, Miyagi38°08′39″N 140°29′29″E / 38.144116°N 140.491333°E / 38.144116; 140.491333 (confluence with Nigori River)
- in Mutsu, Aomori41°19′33″N 141°05′46″E / 41.325877°N 141.096083°E / 41.325877; 141.096083 (drain from Usori Lake)
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