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Along the 200-meter-long exciting route, you can see numerous stalactites formed over tens of thousands of years! The fantastical illuminated space is a must-see! The lighting and pathways have been renewed, so everyone from children to adults can enjoy the feeling of cave exploration! Come experience the "mystery of nature" and the "extraordinary world that can only be experienced here"! ★It's close to Ishikawa Interchange, so it's easy to access even in between sightseeing in Okinawa! *The journey takes about 30 minutes, and is OK even on rainy days! No reservations required! *Please check Google Maps as the exact location is not displayed on car navigation systems. ■Admission fee Adults 1200 yen (tax included) Children 600 yen (tax included) (Adult fee 15 years old and over Children fee 3 years old and over) Business hours 9:00AM~5:30PM (last admission 5:00PM) entrance fee adult 1200yen children 600yen Search for CAVE OKINAWA!!! Website http://cave-okinawa.com/

This full-day Mt. Fuji Nature E-Bike Tour explores the quiet countryside on the Shizuoka side of Mt. Fuji, away from crowded tourist areas. Using E-bikes, you ride rural roads and forest backroads rarely visited by tourists. Rather than rushing between landmarks, the tour allows time to experience Mt. Fuji’s natural environment and the slower rhythm of local life. Along the route, you step off the bike for short forest walks, lava cave exploration, and visits to waterfalls and spring areas at the foot of Mt. Fuji. This private tour follows a safe core route, with flexibility based on guest interests and conditions. The experience focuses on quality rather than completing a fixed checklist. As this is an outdoor experience, routes or travel methods may change due to weather or safety conditions. In severe weather, the tour may switch to vehicle-based travel or be canceled. If canceled due to weather, no cancellation fee will apply.

1. Ecotour in Aokigahara Jukai, home to the world's largest lava cave. Once known as a popular suicide spot, Aokigahara Jukai is actually a beautiful, mystical forest brimming with vitality. Trees, moss, mushrooms, deer, squirrels, rabbits... a wide variety of plants, animals, and insects abound. The Fuji Jukai's lava caves are unparalleled in number, many of them large. Here, you'll experience things you rarely see or experience in the city. 2. Suitable for everyone, from elementary school students to seniors. The Jukai's hiking trails are wide and well-maintained. 3. Learn a lot as you walk! Your guide is a knowledgeable, long-time local resident who will explain what you see as you explore the Jukai. It covers a wide range of topics, from plants and animals to environmental conservation, survival rules in the forest, evacuation methods, and how to walk on rocky terrain. You can learn a variety of practical knowledge.

Well known today as a ninja, Mohei was a real person who lived in the old village Kusaka-mura, which is the centre of the modern village of Hidaka-mura. According to the legend, he was a poor peasant who fell in love with the daughter of a rich landowner. The affair was doomed, and while he was walking about desperately looking for a place to die, Mohei came upon the cave called Sarudado, where a fantastic creature called a tengu was pursuing an ascetic lifestyle. Mohei became its disciple. So diligent was he that he learned everything his mentor taught and travelled to the town surrounding Kochi castle, where he did such things as giving rice to the poor. This activity is in the footsteps of the Ninja Mohei. You will wear a Ninja costume and try training in the cave! After the caving, you will relax with a coffee, local black tea and some sweets or fruits.