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Kyusendo Cave
調査・執筆 Hinato
熊本県 · Kumamura
32.2792°N, 130.6263°E
Kyusendo runs about five kilometres into limestone above the Kuma river, which makes it the second longest cave in western Japan and the third longest in the country. Around eight hundred metres is developed for visitors, with stairways and lighting through chambers of stalactites, flowstone and gour pools.
It was found in 1973 by two university students exploring the hillside, which for a cave of this size is remarkably recent. The village of Kumamura around it was severely damaged by the flooding of the Kuma river in July 2020 and the area has been rebuilding since, so confirming that the cave and the approach roads are operating before setting out is not a formality. Hours vary by month, from half past eight to half past six in high summer.
基本情報
営業時間
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM in April, May, June, September and October | 8:30 AM – 6:30 PM in July and August | 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM from November to March | Last admission 30 minutes before closing
定休日: Open year-round apart from the New Year period
料金
Admission charged — confirm current prices before travelling
ベストシーズン
Year-round | Summer for the cool interior
滞在目安
60–90 minutes
アクセス
アクセス情報
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