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WHAT TO DOAnagami-do Ruins (Anagami Limestone Cave)
A limestone cave at Shirokawa in Seiyo, which is also a Jomon archaeological site.
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A limestone cave at Shirokawa in Seiyo, which is also a Jomon archaeological site.
About this place
A limestone cave within the Anagamido Ruins, a Jomon period site, in Shirokawacho, Ehime Prefecture. Discovered by local residents in 1969 (Showa 44), it is about 75 m long, with lighting, footholds and handrails installed so it can be explored with light equipment. You can see stalagmites, stone pillars, and groups of cave formations named Goddess, God Pillar and God.
