Narusawa Ice Cave, Ice cave in Japan
The Narusawa Ice Cave is a natural monument and lava tube located in Narusawa, Japan.
Formed around 1150 years ago due to volcanic activity from Mount Fuji.
Often visited by tourists and locals, it is a famous attraction known for its year-round icy conditions.
The cave remains at a constant temperature of 3 degrees Celsius, ensuring the ice never melts.
The Narusawa Ice Cave boasts a peculiar phenomenon where ice stalactites grow upwards due to air current.
Location: Narusawa
Inception: 864
Website: mtfuji-cave.com/contents/ice_cave
Source: Wikimedia
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