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Ryugu Cave

静岡県
4.2
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A mysterious cave popular as a photogenic spot.
The Ryugu Cave was formed by the influence of underwater volcanic eruptions. Not only can you feel the grandeur of nature, but it is also a popular spot on social media because when viewed from above, it looks like a heart shape.

Features & How to Enjoy

Classic Nature

Highlights

Point 1

Feel the Mysterious Power of Nature at a Power Spot

Ryugu Cave Feel the Mysterious Power of Nature at a Power Spot
Ryugu Cave is a tourist spot where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery created by nature in a cave formed by the erosion of waves. The cave has a diameter of about 50 meters and has a skylight. When you look up from inside the cave, there are mysterious holes in the ceiling, creating a unique space. By visiting Ryugu Cave, you can feel the strength and mystery of nature and refresh your mind and body.
Point 2

Heart-Shaped Beach is the Talk of the Town at this Power Spot

Ryugu Cave Heart-Shaped Beach is the Talk of the Town at this Power Spot
At Ryugu Cave, there is a promenade that surrounds the area and allows visitors to take a full lap around it. This cave has become popular due to the heart-shaped beach, which has become a hit on social media as a picturesque spot. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful views of the sea and sky while strolling through Ryugu Cave. Additionally, this location has gained attention as a power spot for lovers, where they can spend special time enveloped in a romantic atmosphere.
Point 3

A Tourist Spot Located in the Nature-Rich Minami Izu Town

Ryugu Cave A Tourist Spot Located in the Nature-Rich Minami Izu Town
Ryugu Cave is a tourist spot in Minami Izu Town, Shizuoka Prefecture, where you can enjoy the mystical scenery created by nature. There are many facilities in the surrounding area where you can relax, such as marine activity facilities with abundant nature, beautiful beaches, and hot springs. In addition, Minami Izu Town has many recommended spots for dates or family trips. Let's visit with family, friends, or as a couple and create wonderful memories!
Point 4

A Seaside Walking Spot to Enjoy with Your Dog

Ryugu Cave A Seaside Walking Spot to Enjoy with Your Dog
Ryugu Cave is a tourist spot rich in nature where you can take a walk with your dog. There are also many other nature-rich tourist spots in the surrounding area. For example, at the Tagyu Sand Ski Resort, you can take a walk with your dog along the seaside, and there are also beaches where you can swim with your dog. Why not take a trip to South Izu with your beloved dog and make unforgettable memories together?
Point 5

The Birth of Ryuuguu Cave and the Mystery of Sea Caves

Ryugu Cave The Birth of Ryuuguu Cave and the Mystery of Sea Caves
Ryuuguu Cave was formed by the eruption of ancient underwater volcanoes that are widely distributed in the southern part of the Izu Peninsula. In this area, underwater volcanoes rose and as a result, beautiful layers were formed, creating the scenery of southern Izu. The cave was formed by the weak part of the layers being eroded by the waves, and a skylight appeared when part of the ceiling collapsed. From this process of sea cave formation, Ryuuguu Cave was born. Why not visit this mysterious cave created by nature?
Point 6

Delicious Seafood Gourmet in Southern Izu

Ryugu Cave Delicious Seafood Gourmet in Southern Izu
Around the Ryugu Cave in Southern Izu, you can savor the local cuisine to your heart's content. At Japanese-style restaurants that mainly serve local fish, there are also shops located inside the Shimoda Fish Market where you can enjoy a beautiful view of Shimoda Bay from inside the restaurant. Here, you can enjoy dishes made with fresh fish caught at the Shimoda Fish Market. In particular, kinmedai (splendid alfonsino) has the highest catch volume in Japan in Shimoda, and its freshness and deliciousness are exceptional. In addition, Ise-ebi (spiny lobster) cuisine is also popular in Shimoda. Let's enjoy the trip to Southern Izu while savoring the local flavors.
Point 7

Tajima Sand Ski Resort Adjacent to Ryugu Cave

Tajima Sand Ski Resort Adjacent to Ryugu Cave
Tajima Sand Ski Resort is a natural sand slope utilizing the cliff of the coastal area where the natural wind blows, located adjacent to Ryugu Cave. The slope is 45m long and 100m wide with a gradient of 30 degrees. Visitors can enjoy playing with their own sleds or boards. Admission is free. Enjoy a thrilling experience while feeling the vast ocean in front of you. However, sled rentals are available for a fee. Spend some memorable time at Tajima Sand Ski Resort.
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Access

Access to Ryugu Cave
If you are coming by car, it's about a 15-minute drive from Izu Kyuko Shimoda Station. Go south on Route 136 for about 5 kilometers, turn left at the "Tagyu Entrance" sign, and head towards Tagyu Beach. You will see a sign that says "Ryugu Cave". If you are using a taxi, it's also about a 15-minute drive from Izu Kyuko Shimoda Station. The charter taxi fee is 6,900 yen (1 hour) for a regular car. If you are using a bus, it's about a 20-minute ride (3-minute walk after getting off the bus) from Izu Kyuko Shimoda Station. Take the "Tagyu-bound" bus from the "Izu Kyuko Shimoda Station" bus stop #2 of Tokai Bus and get off at "Ryugu Cave". You can enjoy Ryugu Cave relatively easily by any means of transportation. Please come in your favorite way.

Parking

Parking Information for Ryugu Cave
Using the parking lot is convenient for accessing Ryugu Cave. There is a parking lot in front that can accommodate about 10 cars, but during peak times, you may need to use nearby parking lots. The parking lot is charged, usually 500 yen, and during the summer season, it's 1,500 yen. As there is a limited number of parking spaces, it's recommended to come early. Please keep in mind the use of the parking lot to enjoy Ryugu Cave at a leisurely pace.

Basic Information

Address Tagyu, Shimoda-shi, Shizuoka 415-0029
Business Hours

24 時間営業

TEL 0558-22-1531
Web Site https://izugeopark.org/geosites/ryugukutsu/
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