Sandanbeki Cave
Sandanbeki Cave
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emoyan
65 contributions
May 2018 • Family
It was quite and nice and exciting view.
We visited with our family and enjoyed roughly 1 hour. It has memorial photo service and it costs ¥1,200 but you only need to buy it if you want it. From children to elder people, everybody can enjoy.
The parking costs ¥500, but you’ll get it back when you spend over ¥1,000 at the souvenir shop or restaurant.
We visited with our family and enjoyed roughly 1 hour. It has memorial photo service and it costs ¥1,200 but you only need to buy it if you want it. From children to elder people, everybody can enjoy.
The parking costs ¥500, but you’ll get it back when you spend over ¥1,000 at the souvenir shop or restaurant.
Written 3 May 2018
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Isaac S
Singapore428 contributions
Oct 2019
Sandanbeki Cliff has two parts, both the inside and the outside.
To access the underground caves, you would have to take an elevator down, and follow the path to see the different parts of the underground caves. There are areas where you can see the rocks that have been washed and cut out by the waves, and the splashing of the waves can be quite surreal.
Upon exiting the underground caves, do check out the cliffs as well. The view is scenic, and makes for good photos.
This is definitely a good place to enjoy and embrace nature.
To access the underground caves, you would have to take an elevator down, and follow the path to see the different parts of the underground caves. There are areas where you can see the rocks that have been washed and cut out by the waves, and the splashing of the waves can be quite surreal.
Upon exiting the underground caves, do check out the cliffs as well. The view is scenic, and makes for good photos.
This is definitely a good place to enjoy and embrace nature.
Written 23 November 2019
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roler
Olympia, WA61 contributions
Nov 2019
It definitely felt like rather a large entry fee for such a small area below (you can easily see and enjoy everything in 15 minutes), but the cave was so interesting I really didn't mind. In particular the temple inside the cave is incredibly picturesque, with charms, lanterns, and statues tucked into the rock formations. There are some rather cheesy exhibits about the history of the caves, but they are pretty interesting, and it's very cool to watch how the water comes in and sprays up and through the long caves from the ocean.
Written 7 November 2019
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Andrew Goh
Singapore, Singapore7,965 contributions
Apr 2019 • Family
Heard was one of the favourite suicide place in japan.. however, the view is breathtaking. Beautiful rocks cut into pieces with constant sea waves over million of years.. enjoy the fresh air and a short walk from the carpark!
Written 12 April 2019
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rie s
Tokyo Prefecture, Japan169 contributions
May 2017 • Family
You can enjoy fascinating views here, but you will need to walk a bit. Great for kids who wants to run around and climb the rocks up and down, but not for those with walking issues. This area has Adventure World, which is great for kids. You can spend a full day there, enjoying their zoo/aquariaum/safari/amuzement park. For more, refer to "hiddenjapanguide".
Written 6 December 2017
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みなみ
38 contributions
Feb 2023 • Couples
This cave is a bit scary but interesting place. Entrance fee is ¥1300.
夜の観光も行っている日がありました。
足湯はやっていませんでした(ご時世？)。
千畳敷から徒歩20分程です。
エレベーターで洞窟まで降りるのですが、中は滑りやすいため注意して歩きました。
夜の観光も行っている日がありました。
足湯はやっていませんでした(ご時世？)。
千畳敷から徒歩20分程です。
エレベーターで洞窟まで降りるのですが、中は滑りやすいため注意して歩きました。
Written 12 February 2023
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Patrick T
Hong Kong, China2,696 contributions
Apr 2018 • Family
Spectacular sea cliffs as great photo spots. Visitors take a closer look of the feature by the elevator going down the cliffs. Beware of strong winds when you visit this place.
Written 3 August 2018
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Casey_An
Hong Kong, China616 contributions
Feb 2018 • Family
Since U 'll probably be driving by the route then you should stop and visit this ancient naval architecture. You could move back to time to feel the rough sea and the dangers of fighting the pirates.
Written 11 March 2018
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Jackson_Lim
Singapore, Singapore124 contributions
Feb 2018 • Couples
Must get to the bottom of the cliff - don't worry, there are elevators. Once there, admire the work of nature, using water power to carve and to add colours.
Written 1 March 2018
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sahaooon
Kasugai, Japan12,784 contributions
Jan 2023 • Couples
This cave is located under the famous Sandan-beki wall, a scenic spot. There is a legend that the Kumano Navy hid their ships here, and there is also a shrine called Muro Daibenzaiten inside, where many devout believers were praying on the day. The cave itself is lit up, and the sound of the waves and the powerful splashes of water near the water's surface are a sight to behold.
Written 2 December 2023
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