Akiyoshido Limestone Cave

“Stalactites drip in 17°C silence, 100 meters below the sun.”

Beautiful Scenery
Akiyoshido Limestone Cave
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The largest limestone cave in Japan, with a total length of 10km, and extends deep down to 100m underground. Inside the cave is bright and illuminated, and can be visited from three entrances. The temperature inside the cave is 17℃ regardless of the season, so you can explore in comfort. Moreover, the artistry wrought by nature, such as the hanging stalactites, the Maria Goddess of Mercy, and the giant stalactites is truly overwhelming in scale.

Spot NameAkiyoshido Limestone Cave
Postal Code〒754-0511
AddressShuhocho Akiyoshi, Mine-shi
Telephone Number0837-62-0305
Official URLhttp://www.oidemase.or.jp/tourism-information/spots/14475
KeywordsBeautiful Scenery

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Frequently asked questions

What is Akiyoshido Limestone Cave?
Stalactites drip in 17°C silence, 100 meters below the sun.
Where is Akiyoshido Limestone Cave?
Akiyoshido Limestone Cave is located at Shuhocho Akiyoshi, Mine-shi.
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