Narusawa Ice Cave

“A lava tube born 1,150 years ago, still freezing in midsummer.”

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The Narusawa Ice Cave is located at the eastern entrance of the Aokigahara forest and is a popular tourist spot among visitors to the area around Mt. Fuji. Created by the forces of a volcanic eruption more than 1150 years ago, the cave is quite an old destination. It has become relatively well-known throughout the world ever since it was designated a natural monument by the Japanese government.

Photograph provided by Yamanashi Tourism Organization

Spot NameNarusawa Ice Cave
Postal Code〒401-0320
Address8533 Narusawamura, Minamitsurugun
Telephone Number0555-85-2301
Official URLhttps://www.mtfuji-cave.com/contents/ice_cave/
KeywordsBeautiful Scenery

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Frequently asked questions

What is Narusawa Ice Cave?
A lava tube born 1,150 years ago, still freezing in midsummer.
Where is Narusawa Ice Cave?
Narusawa Ice Cave is located at 8533 Narusawamura, Minamitsurugun.
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