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Nihara Cave

東京都
4.2
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A natural monument cave that is cool in summer and warm in winter.
Nihara Cave boasts the largest scale in the Kanto region. In this cave, you can experience a world of natural beauty, such as the Enmusubi Kannon and Gama rock. Near the Shide no Yama area, the cave is lit up in seven colors, including red, blue, and yellow, creating a fantastic and impressive atmosphere.

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

Explore a Mysterious Cave

Nihara Cave Explore a Mysterious Cave
Nihara Cave is a tourist spot where you can enjoy the mysterious space created by nature in an exploratory mood. You can fully enjoy the charm of the cave with a 40-minute tour inside. However, the cave is narrow and there are places where it is written to be careful of your head, so caution is necessary. Also, the inside of the cave is as cold as winter even in midsummer, so it is recommended to wear warm clothes. Even for beginners to caves, it is lit up so that you can enjoy the fantastic atmosphere. It is a must-see tourist spot when you visit.
Point 2

Nature-Rich Surrounding Spots

Nihara Cave Nature-Rich Surrounding Spots
Around the Nippara Limestone Cave, there are many nature-rich spots such as the breathtaking Okutama Lake Dam Site Parking where you can see the starry sky and Okutama Lake. Okutama Lake is about a 20-minute drive from the Nippara Limestone Cave and is a recommended area for travelers who want to enjoy nature. However, on weekends and holidays, the roads may become congested with tourists visiting the cave, so it's recommended to check access in advance.
Point 3

Explaining the Attractions Inside the Limestone Cave

Nihara Cave Explaining the Attractions Inside the Limestone Cave
Within the Nihara Limestone Cave, there are various attractions scattered throughout, such as the majestic Shiroi Kannon (White Robed Kannon), Gama Iwa (Frog-shaped Rock), and the Mizukoto Kutsu (Water Harp Cave) which produces a pleasant sound. Don't miss these spots, which, combined with the illuminated limestone cave, create a fantastic atmosphere. In particular, the section of the new cave where numerous stalactites and stalagmites are densely packed is a breathtaking sight.
Point 4

Fishing Spot Right Next to a Limestone Cave

Nihara Cave Fishing Spot Right Next to a Limestone Cave
Near the Nihara Limestone Cave, there is a fishing spot called the Nihara Keiryu Fishing Ground. In this fishing spot, which was born in the Nihara River, woven with the greenery of abundant trees, you can catch river fish such as Yamame and Iwana. It's a popular spot among tourists who can enjoy authentic river fishing in Tokyo. It's enjoyable regardless of age, so be sure to stop by when sightseeing. The usage fee is 3,500 yen and the rod rental fee is 200 yen.
Point 5

Refresh Yourself in a Hot Spring after Exploring a Limestone Cave

Nihara Cave Refresh Yourself in a Hot Spring after Exploring a Limestone Cave
After exploring the Nihara Limestone Cave and getting some exercise, why not head to a nearby hot spring to refresh yourself? "Okutama Onsen Moeginoyu" is a hot spring facility where you can enjoy a day trip bath. Surrounded by the majestic nature of the Tama River and its surroundings, you can forget the hustle and bustle of daily life and heal both your mind and body in the open-air bath. After bathing, it's also recommended to enjoy a meal featuring fresh river fish at the restaurant.
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Access

Nihara Cave 40 Minutes from JR Okutama Station
40 Minutes from JR Okutama Station
Nippara Limestone Cave is a scenic spot where you can feel the nature that you wouldn't expect from Tokyo, located about 40 minutes from the nearest JR Okutama Station. From the station, take the Nishi Tokyo Bus "Shonyudo" and get off at the "Shonyudo" bus stop, then it's a 5-minute walk to the cave. On weekends and holidays, use the "Higashi Nippara" line. In this case, be aware that it takes about 20 minutes to walk from the nearest station. There is a free parking lot at the cave, so if you visit by car, it is recommended to use it.

Basic Information

Address 1052 Nihara, Okutama-cho, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo 198-0211
Business Hours

Monday: 9:00-17:00, Tuesday: 9:00-17:00, Wednesday: 9:00-17:00, Thursday: 9:00-17:00, Friday: 9:00-17:00, Saturday: 9:00-17:00, Sunday: 9:00-17:00.

TEL 0428-83-8491
Web Site http://www.nippara.com/nippara/syounyuudou/syounyuudou.html
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