[2025 Toma Attraction] Travel Guide for Toma Limestone Cave (Updated Jun)

Stretched out underground, there are extensive spaces and various moldings including stalactites and stalagmites. As Japan has an abundance of limestone, there are many limestone caves created by Mother Nature over an extended period of time. You can enjoy “exploring” sightseeing caves that stairways and lights are installed. Its not famous though, but during my visit, I felt overwhelmed by its beauty. Its a must visit when you are around the city. Hight recommended! #givethanks #givethanks

#0yentrip "A 135m long limestone cave near Asahikawa. It is the only natural limestone cave in Hokkaido, and the interior is fantastically lit up, with a cool, low temperature throughout the year. As you proceed from the entrance, you'll feel like you're on an extraordinary adventure. It's also popular as a summer resort. [Access/Tips] About 40 minutes by car from the center of Asahikawa. It can also be accessed from Toma Station. Some areas can be wet and slippery, so don't forget to bring sneakers!"

The Toma Cave was discovered in 1957 and is designated as a Hokkaido Natural Monument. It is a limestone cave formed by the dissolution of groundwater from the Jurassic period 150 million years ago, where you can see the extremely rare "macaroni stalactites." It's a masterpiece!! I felt the power of nature very much✨ There were not many people, so I was able to take my time to look around👍️ I hope that it will remain like this for future generations. [Name] Toma Cave [Location] 4 Kaimei Ward, Toma-cho, Kamikawa-gun, Hokkaido 078-1341 #0 yen travel autumn #Hokkaido tourism #Hokkaido trip #Domestic travel