Akiyoshido Cave & Motonosumi Shrine Coastline & Spelunking Tour

Name: Akiyoshido Cave & Motonosumi Shrine Coastline & Spelunking Tour
Brand: Viator
Price: 95 USD
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4.0(4)9 hours - 10 hoursJapanese, English, Chinese (China)Book 2 days aheadFukuoka, Japan

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Join us on an unforgettable Kyushu day tour departing from Fukuoka! Start your adventure at Wafukari PA, where you can soak in breathtaking views of the Kanmon Strait from an observatory. This scenic stop sets the stage for a day filled with incredible sights.

Next, descend into the mesmerizing Akiyoshido Cave, Japan's largest limestone cave. Explore its vast underground chambers and unique rock formations at your own pace. With 2 hours to explore and have lunch, you'll have plenty of time to immerse yourself in this natural wonder.

Continue to the stunning Motonosumi Inari Shrine, famous for its 123 red torii gates leading to the sea. The coastal shrine offers amazing photo opportunities and a chance to experience the spiritual energy of this sacred site.

Finally, visit the picturesque Tsunoshima Bridge, stretching over turquoise waters to the serene island of Tsunoshima. Capture the perfect shot of one of Japan's most scenic spots. Book now for a day full of adventure and beauty!

Included

Chinese / English/ Japanese-speaking guide

Not included

Akiyoshido Cave ticket: 16 years & older, 1,300 yen; 13-15 years, 1,050 yen; 6-12 years, 700 yen
Other personal expenses

What you'll do

A brief rest stop at a roadside station or service area
This is an opportunity to stretch your legs, grab snacks or refreshments, and use restroom facilities. These stops are common on long journeys in Japan and often feature local products for quick shopping.
30 min
Akiyoshido
3506-2 Shuhocho Akiyoshi, Mine, Japan
Akiyoshido is one of Japan’s largest and most impressive limestone caves, stretching over 10 kilometers underground. Visitors can explore about 1 kilometer of its stunning passageways, filled with unique rock formations, stalactites, and underground waterfalls. The expansive interior, with its vast domed chambers and crystal-clear pools, offers an awe-inspiring subterranean adventure. This stop includes free time for lunch, allowing you to dine at nearby restaurants or bring your own meal. Note: Lunch and entrance fees are not included.
2 hoursAdmission not included
This famous coastal shrine is renowned for its 123 bright red torii gates, which
create a striking pathway that leads from the cliff’s edge down towards the Sea of Japan. The shrine is dedicated to the deity of prosperity, safety, and good fortune. Besides its spiritual significance, the location offers breathtaking views of the ocean and surrounding cliffs, making it a perfect spot for photography and reflection.
50 min
Tsunoshima Bridge is one of the most scenic bridges in Japan, spanning over 1,78
0 meters across the emerald-green waters of the Sea of Japan. The bridge connects Honshu’s mainland to the small island of Tsunoshima. Its stunning location, with the sea’s sparkling hues and surrounding landscape, makes it an ideal spot for photos and a relaxing moment to admire the serene beauty of the area. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the horizon and nearby beaches as they take in the tranquil atmosphere.
50 min