Nisshudo Cave

Quick stop

The cave is very small as it stops to store saki. I would stop to see temple and shrines to unborn and war memorial and move on. We had a tour guide that was actually a WW2 refugee who hid out in this...

Solid Gold Experience

The Nisshudo Cave is located on the same grounds as Kin Kannon Temple. A gift shop to the right of the temple sells tickets for the cave for 300 yen. Sturdy walking shoes are recommended becase the st...

It's dark.

Original Text

It is a limestone cave with an entrance to the precincts of Kinbu Kannonji Temple. You can enter for free, but as others have written, it is completely pitch black without lights. I went down the stairs with my smartphone light as a clue, but when I arrived at the entrance of the limestone cave, I couldn't see anything but my feet, so I had no choice but to turn back. To see the limestone cave, you can't compete without decent lighting, not smartphone lights.

Kinbu's limestone cave is cool! !!

Original Text

Although it is a limestone cave in various places, the temperature is constant and it is cool! !! Kinbu has a place where Awamori is ripened in a limestone cave, so it's a trout! !!

It's very dark.

Original Text

Although it is Hishu-dong in the side of Kinbumiya, I couldn't go back because the electricity was out of order, but when I went down the entrance stairs, there was a gold cloth bag. At the bottom of the stairs was a shrine (I think this is Kinbugu). Kumano Gongen was also enshrined. Awamori old sake is placed at the back.