Akiyoshidai Quasi-National Park

What a gem. We hired a car, as we were not sure what the public transport would be like. Amazing cave system. We visited late September during the week (not too busy), but can imagine it could get very busy during holidays and weekends. We didn't have enough time to do any walking in the national park, but it looked as a lovely place for some walks.

A lady broke my balls for my dog! My dog have huge suit say" service dog" she was arrogant; I was double arrogant! We pass but ruin the hours; advise for everybody: no come back walk from outside the cave is far as flup! But a mexican sign say 1.5 km! I say Mexican because mexican are famous for the imprecision! I didnt know also japan was so imprecision. Are at list 3/4 km walking. Expensive entry; the cave is not so beautifull; I saw caves million time better; plus a kitch robot talk and make so noise; light inside cave very low! I give 5 vote.

There's a lovely forest that holds a small monument commemorating the heike soldiers that escaped to this area after their defeat in dan no ura.

Very peaceful experience. Best cave ever, walk around 2 km including go and back. Top was best experience about human development.

Amazing hiking trails that aren’t challenging. The landscape looks like New Zealand and it just great. The area is isolated and is a great place to take long exposure pictures.