Introduction|Ikurado Cave
Iwakura Cave, a natural monument of Okayama Prefecture, is a limestone cave formed over time by rainwater erosion, stretching approximately 1,200 meters in length. Designated as part of the Takahashi River Upper Reach Prefectural Natural Park, the cave entrance is located on a 240-meter-high vertical cliff along the Takahashi River. Inside the cave, visitors can marvel at a variety of fascinating stalactites and stalagmites, such as icicle-shaped formations and stone pillars, which, when illuminated, resemble curtains of stone. The cave features about 30 unique rock formations named “Silver Waterfall,” “Water Garment,” and “Jellyfish Stone,” among others. Together with the spectacular 50-meter-tall Earth Axis Waterfall inside the cave, these natural wonders offer an impressive display of nature’s artistic beauty.
Details
Admission Ticket
Instructions & Notes
- Please check the business hours in advance on the official website.
Redemption Location
📍(井倉洞 案内入洞券発売所) 409 Iwakura, Niimi City, Okayama Prefecture, Ticket Counter.
Links
※Check the official website for business hours.