Akiyoshidō Cave

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Akiyoshidō Cave is one of Japan’s largest and most famous limestone caves, renowned for its vast underground chambers and striking stalactite and stalagmite formations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf limestone cave
show cave
alternativeEntrance Akiyoshidai elevator entrance
country Japan
designation Place of Scenic Beauty of Japan
Special Natural Monument of Japan NERFINISHED
discovered 1909
discoverer Edmund Naumann NERFINISHED
famousFor one of Japan’s largest limestone caves
one of Japan’s most visited show caves
striking stalactite formations
striking stalagmite formations
vast underground chambers
geologicalFormation karst
governingBody Yamaguchi Prefectural Government NERFINISHED
hasEntranceFee yes
hasFeature flowstone
large underground chambers
stalactites
stalagmites
subterranean river
hasVisitorCenter yes
JapaneseName 秋芳洞
languageOfName Japanese
length approximately 9 kilometers
locatedIn Akiyoshidai Quasi-National Park NERFINISHED
Chūgoku region NERFINISHED
Honshu
Mine, Yamaguchi Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedUnder Akiyoshidai karst plateau NERFINISHED
mainEntrance Kurotani entrance
managedAs protected area
near Akiyoshidai Karst Observatory NERFINISHED
Akiyoshidai Safari Land NERFINISHED
openedToPublic 1926
partOf Akiyoshidai plateau NERFINISHED
primaryAccessBy bus from Shin-Yamaguchi Station
regionallyKnownAs Akiyoshidō NERFINISHED
rockType limestone
showPathLength approximately 1 kilometer
tourismCategory geotourism site
nature tourism destination
touristInfrastructure electric lighting
elevators at some entrances
paved walkways
watercourse underground stream of the Koto River system
writingSystemOfName kanji

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Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan hasCave Akiyoshidō Cave
subject surface form: Yamaguchi Prefecture