Inazumi Underwater Limestone Cave
Inazumi Underwater Limestone Cave was formed 300 million years ago, and it went under water by a large volcanic eruption 300,000 years ago. Inside the limestone cave appears the mystical world with myriads of stalactites and coral stones as well as a beautiful spring in emerald green. You can walk around inside this beautiful cave. Although it is still under survey, it is at least 1 km long judging from what we know so far. It is the longest underwater limestone cave in Japan.
Hakusan River: One of the 100 Exquisite and Well-Conserved Waters
The spring water in limestone cave is the penetrated water of Hakusan River. Hakusan River is well known as a clear stream and also listed as one of the 100 Exquisite and Well-Conserved Waters. People enjoy the view of fireflies flying around in early summer as well as the view of bright red and yellow leaves in autumn.
Access
From Miemachi station on JR Hohi main line, take a taxi for about 20 minutes.
Opening Hours / Holidays
9:00-17:00 (possible to be extended during summer)
Open all year round
Official Website