INFORMATION 全て見る
- 2022/04/30
- (日本語) 龍泉洞まつりを開催します
- 2022/04/17
- (日本語) ４月２９日（金）～５月５日（木）一部観光ルート封鎖のお知らせ
- 2022/03/22
- (日本語) 龍泉洞・龍泉新洞科学館の営業のお知らせ
- 2022/03/22
- (日本語) ４月～１１月 龍泉洞洞内一方通行のお知らせ
- 2022/03/09
- (日本語) 龍泉洞町営60周年記念「龍泉洞フォト＆ムービーコンテスト」入選作品発表！
Today's RYUSENDO
Update date：2021/09/12
Open
Ryusendo Cave and Ryusenshindo Science Museum is closed from August 13th, until the Iwate Prefecture Emergency Declaration is canceled.
Virtual Reality 
A Blue World Opening up Deep Inside the Ryusendo Cave.
Ryusen-do Cave is known as one of Japan's three greatest limestone caves and has been designated, together with bats living in the cave, as a national natural treasure.
The total length of the Cave, as far as is known is 4,088 m, of which 700 m is open to the public.
So far, eight underground lakes have been found, of which three are open to the public.
Exploration continues to this day and there is still much remaining to be investigated. The Cave is thought to extend to a total length of 5,000 m or more.
Stalactites are nature's work of art created over countless ages.
The underground lakes have brilliant blue water that is amongst the most transparent in the world.
You can be sure that even after one viewing of Ryusendo Cave, you will be left with a life-long memory.
Read more
