Rōkandō Cave

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4.3

( 8 reviews )

Art Galleries, Museums, Cinema

Closed 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM See Hours

Tsuchikura-298-81 Kamiarisu, Sumita, Kesen District, Iwate 029-2501, Japan +81 1924-827-56

Introducing Rokando Cave, a brand that offers a unique and captivating experience for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. Nestled in a picturesque location, Rokando Cave is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. With its extensive network of tunnels and mesmerizing formations, this solutional cave promises to take visitors on an unforgettable journey of discovery. Whether you're an experienced spelunker or a first-time explorer, Rokando Cave offers something for everyone. The outerwear provided ensures comfort and safety, while the well-maintained rails guide visitors through the 800-meter marvel. Be prepared to be amazed by the breathtaking drops and the wetting experience that awaits you. Rokando Cave invites you to embark on an exhilarating adventure, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

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Yan xu

March 22, 2024

You may want to make it a "secret place" so much that you don't want to tell anyone about your true feelings. This time as well, I guided some friends from outside the prefecture to a one-day course that featured Iwate-style cuisine, Kagami Rock and Tono Genghis Khan, and I think they were very happy. It is said that the rental of rain boots is no longer available, and that it will be renewed in 2024 to make it even more fun...so it is recommended to stay warm in winter. I'm looking forward to another little adventure.

Stacey leonard

March 22, 2024

disappointing. It was a day off. I stopped by as I was passing by, so I should have researched it before visiting.

Helen lee

March 22, 2024

The limestone cave is quite narrow once inside, so a helmet is required. Although the temperature was quite high on the day I visited, it was very cool inside and the flowing water was cool and beautiful. It's quite thrilling, and has a different kind of fun from Akiyoshidai, which is relatively spacious.

Maryann schrembeck

March 22, 2024

There was no one else there, so I was able to enjoy my time without feeling rushed. It's more of an adventure than sightseeing. It is mandatory to wear a helmet and be careful of your head and feet. Perhaps due to the rain, there were a lot of water drops by the time I saw the waterfall, but it was spectacular!

Mike mccoy

March 22, 2024

I went to Takikan Cave around the end of August! I washed amulet stones at Onna Falls and prayed at Otaki Falls! Inside the limestone cave, I wore a helmet and hit my head many times. I pushed forward. I didn't feel any fear on the way to the waterfall, but as I approached the Onadaki area, I started to feel a unique atmosphere. The Otaki waterfall was powerful and mysterious to the point of being scary. On my way back from Otaki, I heard women talking, laughing, and crying. The manager explained that it was related to the sound of water dripping. For some reason, it sounded real near Onadaki, so I would be grateful if the goddess of Onadaki welcomed me. It's a highly recommended spot as you can feel the intense power.

Xiaohui zhang

March 22, 2024

It was my first time wearing a helmet, but I was convinced. Anyway, it was low from the entrance and I hit my head many times. I'm glad there was a fence on the way so I could hold onto it, but I slipped a few times, but …

Nancy knauss

March 22, 2024

About 3 minutes on foot from Kamiarizumi Station. Iwate Prefecture is home to Ryusendo Cave, one of Japan's three largest limestone caves. In terms of overall entertainment, Ryusendo Cave is the winner, but the waterfall, which is the …