Akiyoshido Cave

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Akiyoshido Cave is one of the three famous caves in Japan, located in Akiyoshidai National Park, Miya County, western Yamaguchi Prefecture. There is a waterfall at the entrance of Qiufang Cave, so it was called "Taki Cave" in ancient times. Qiufang-dong and Akiyoshitai, the other two stalactite caves, Jingqing-dong and Dazheng-dong, were registered as waterfowl habitat protection areas in November 2005 under the name of Akiyoshitai groundwater system. A well-known large-scale stalactite cave in the foothills of Qiujitai Mountain, the entrance of the cave is 24 meters high and 8 meters wide. The inner width can reach 200 meters and the height is 40 meters. The height can reach 80 meters. The sightseeing area is about 1.5 kilometers long, and the total length is about 8.8 kilometers. It is connected to another small stalactite cave, Ge Cave. There are many stalactites, stone walls, waterfalls and abyss in the cave, all of which are beautiful.

Aspectos destacados

Walk through vast underground chambers filled with stunning stalactites, stalagmites, and unique rock formations.
Experience a combination of natural wonder, education, and adventure in a cool subterranean environment.
Learn about the geological history and natural processes that formed the cave over millions of years.
Explore Akiyoshido Cave, one of Japan’s largest limestone caves, located in Yamaguchi.

Aspectos a tener en cuenta

Please note that the Kurodani entrance and the elevator entrance are open until 16:30.
Eating and drinking are prohibited in the cave.
The cave can be entered from the main entrance of Akiyoshi Cave before 5:30 pm.
There are three entrances to Akiyoshido: the front entrance, the Kurodani entrance, and the elevator entrance