Ishigaki Stalactite Cave

If you go to Takefu Island, it will be too late, then go to the stalactite cave on the island of Ishigaki, not only this one, because when we lost, we also found another "八重 Mountain stalactite cave" originally this stalactite cave is the seventh in Japan. It is also the southernmost sightseeing stalactite cave in Japan. The stalactite cave is relatively humid, and there are often water drops, using a basin to pick up the water dripping down the wall.

Stalactite Cave, Ishigaki Island, is a beautiful attraction that has accumulated over 200,000 years! The earliest place to develop stalactite fantasy lights is here. Experience the water droplets hitting the water piano cave in the cave. The underground space spreads very long, like a mysterious world!

The largest limestone cave on Ishigaki Island, which is long and deep, took about 30 minutes to walk around, but it also had beautiful limestone and illuminations!

The limestone cave, which has been built over the years, is worth a visit. There are places that shine and places that are lit up, so you can enjoy it ❗ Summer may be quite cool!

It is the largest limestone cave on Ishigaki Island, and it is worth seeing ✨

The limestone cave here was beautiful with some illumination lit up areas!