Anya-dong

Anya-do Cave in Iwaizumi-cho is a must-see for its fantastical views created by nature. There are many natural formations scattered throughout the cave, such as the crocodile's mouth, banana rock, hole-protecting Jizo statues, one-horned rhinoceros, breast rock, and temple. There is also a deep exploration tour, making it a spot that the whole family can enjoy. In the summer, firefly watching is also recommended! Why not forget your daily life and enjoy this mystical world?

Anya-do Cave is Japan's longest limestone cave, stretching a total of 23.7 km and located within the Paleozoic limestone. It is one of Japan's three largest limestone caves, along with Ryusendo Cave, and is known for its underground lakes and bats. Not only can you enjoy fantastic views, but you can also experience the feeling of exploration. The cool temperature is maintained throughout the year, making it possible to visit at any time. It is especially recommended for nature lovers and adventurous people!

Anya-do Cave is home to beautiful stalactites designated as a natural monument. These stalactites, formed by nature in the limestone of the Paleozoic era, are a must-see spot when exploring the cave. You can enjoy a mysterious world with various shaped stalactites and underground lakes. When visiting Iwaizumi Town, be sure to check out the stalactites of Anya-do Cave.

Anya Cave in Iwaizumi Town is Japan's longest limestone cave, boasting a fantastic landscape. In particular, we recommend the once-in-a-lifetime experience of "Exploring the Elusive 'Anya Fuji' with a Cave Guide". The cave is dotted with mystical waterfalls and strange rocks, giving you the sensation of being lost in another world. Come and visit Anya Cave, which will surely tickle your sense of adventure.