Floods create environmental imbalance at all levels and lead to loss of economic development. The study area - Yamato River Basin has been exposed to floods over time as a result of climate change and land development. Under natural conditions, the land itself has the ability of capturing, absorbing, and releasing rising water bodies ,to reducing water logging problems. The design propose a nature-based solutions, by actively setting up depression terrains to exercise the water retention function of land and alleviate regional crises. The effectiveness of the proposal has been validated through the simulation of the history flood inundation in Hecras software. The approach is implemented through the perspectives of landscape multifunctionality. 3 design schemes for depression areas have been proposed for different land attributes.