The following is a list of dams in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.

Name	Location	Started	Opened	Height	Length	Image	DiJ number
Akaishi Dam	35°24′43″N 138°11′55″E[1]			58 m (190 ft)[2]			1179
Akiba Dam	34°58′21″N 137°49′41″E[1]	1954	1958
Funagira Dam	34°53′26″N 137°48′54″E	1972	1977	24 m (79 ft)			1174
Haranoya Dam	34°51′27″N 138°0′39″E[1]
Hatanagi-I Dam	35°19′18″N 138°11′0″E[1]	1957	1961	125 m (410 ft)[2]			1168
Hatanagi-II Dam	35°18′29″N 138°12′12″E[1]	1957	1961	69 m (226 ft)			1167
Higashifuji Dam	35°20′17″N 138°52′58″E[1]			22 m (72 ft)[2]			1172
Ikawa Dam	35°12′36″N 138°13′22″E[1]	1957	1957	103.6 m (340 ft)			1162
Misakubo Dam	35°11′5″N 137°55′53″E	1967	1969	105 m (344 ft)	258 m (846 ft)[2]		1171
Miyakodagawa Dam	34°52′36″N 137°43′30″E[1]			55 m (180 ft)[2]			1175
Nagashima Dam	35°9′59″N 138°9′19″E[1]	2002		109 m (358 ft)			1178
Oigawa Dam	35°9′53″N 138°8′33″E	1934	1936	33.5 m (110 ft)			1153
Okuizumi Dam	35°12′22″N 138°12′29″E[1]			44.5 m (146 ft)[2]			1161
Okuno Dam	34°56′11″N 139°4′11″E[1]	1989	1989	63 m (207 ft)			1176
Oma Dam	35°10′55″N 138°6′52″E[1]			46.1 m (151 ft)[2]			1155
Sakaigawa Dam	35°1′2″N 138°4′29″E[1]			34.2 m (112 ft)[2]			1157
Sakuma Dam	35°5′59″N 137°47′38″E[1]	Sep 1956	23 Apr 1956	155.5 m (510 ft)
Sasamagawa Dam	34°58′17″N 138°5′38″E	1955	1960	46.4 m (152 ft)			1166
Senzu Dam	35°13′0″N 138°5′25″E	1930	1935	64 m (210 ft)[2]			1152
Shikago-zeki Dam	35°9′20″N 138°37′25″E[1]
Shiogo Dam	35°0′6″N 138°5′16″E[1]	1958	1961	3.2 m (10 ft)
Sumatagawa Dam	35°9′29″N 138°7′58″E[1]			34.8 m (114 ft)[2]			1154
Tashiro Dam	35°29′55″N 138°14′47″E	1928	1928	17.3 m (57 ft)
Toyoka Dam	35°6′26″N 137°54′57″E[1]

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