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Iwate's Ryusendo Cave
Jessee LymanWhen you get to the little isolated town of Iwaizumi, you will never believe that it contains one of Japan’s Three Great Limestone caves, Ryusendo.
Ryūsendō is one of Japan's three largest limestone caverns. It is located in the town of Iwaizumi, Iwate Prefecture, in the Tōhoku region of northern Japan. Wikipedia
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When you get to the little isolated town of Iwaizumi, you will never believe that it contains one of Japan’s Three Great Limestone caves, Ryusendo.
One Japan’s three great limestone caves. Unique stalagmites and stalactites lead the way to the amazing subterranean lakes in the cave depths.
Satu dari tiga gua batu gamping terbesar di Jepang. Barisan unik stalagmit dan stalaktit mengantarkan Anda menuju danau bawah tanah yang menakjubkan.
One Japan’s three great limestone caves. Unique stalagmites and stalactites lead the way to the amazing subterranean lakes in the cave depths.
When you get to the little isolated town of Iwaizumi, you will never believe that it contains one of Japan’s Three Great Limestone caves, Ryusendo.