Gyokusendō Cave Okinawa
Oh my love, my darling. I’ve hungered for your touch. A long lonely time. [Music]
Gyokusendō Cave is one of Japan’s most spectacular limestone caves and the star attraction of Okinawa World, a theme park in Nanjo City, Okinawa. It’s a must-visit if you’re interested in natural wonders, cave formations, or simply want a unique adventure in Okinawa.
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🕳️ Overview of Gyokusendō Cave
• Discovered: In 1967 by a local man exploring the area.
• Length: About 5 kilometers total, making it the longest cave in Okinawa and one of the longest in Japan.
• Open to Public: About 890 meters are open to visitors via a safe, elevated walkway.
• Age: Estimated to be over 300,000 years old.
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🌌 What You’ll See Inside
• Stalactites and Stalagmites
Over one million formations—some sharp and needle-like, others rounded or massive. They’re constantly growing at about 1 mm every 3 years.
• “Blue Fountain” Area
One of the most photogenic parts of the cave with glowing blue lighting reflecting off underground pools.
• “Golden Pillar” and “Spear Ceiling”
Highlights that showcase the massive scale and beauty of the formations.
• Underground Streams
Flowing water adds sound and sparkle to the experience, and helps form new mineral features even today.
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🧊 Conditions Inside the Cave
• Temperature: Steady year-round at around 21°C (70°F).
• Humidity: Very high (80–90%), so it feels warm and moist.
• Walkway: Paved and safe, but can be slippery. Wear good shoes!
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🎟️ Admission & Access
• Part of Okinawa World, which also includes:
• Ryukyu Kingdom Village (traditional Okinawan crafts)
• Habu Museum Park (venomous snake exhibit & live show)
• Eisa dance performances
• Opening Hours: Usually 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (last cave entry ~5:00 PM)
• Ticket Price (as of 2025):
• Cave + Village: Around ¥1,300–1,700 for adults, ¥650–1,000 for kids
• Access:
• ~30–40 min by car from Naha
• By bus: Line 83 or 54 to Gyokusendo-mae
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🌟 Extra Tip: Cave Adventure Tours
• In summer, special guided exploration tours are offered to go beyond the usual tourist path—perfect for adventurers.
• Reservations may be required.
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📝 Summary
Gyokusendō Cave is:
✅ The most stunning cave in Okinawa
✅ A cool, scenic, and educational experience
✅ Great for families, travelers, nature lovers, and photographers
✅ Combined with Okinawan cultural activities at Okinawa World
It’s not just a cave—it’s a journey through time and nature inside the earth! 🌍✨
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