諏訪洞

The Suwa Cave features numerous limestone formations throughout its interior chambers, displaying geological patterns formed over millions of years.

The cave has been a protected national monument since the early 20th century, when Japan began designating sites of natural importance.

Scientists regularly conduct research in the cave system to study geological processes and document the presence of native species.

Visitors can access the cave through guided tours that explain the geological formations while maintaining safety protocols and environmental preservation.

The cave contains specific mineral deposits that allow researchers to analyze historical climate patterns of the region through geological evidence.

GPS coordinates: 34.97041,133.62414

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04