Better than expected. Pretty long cave with 18 points of interest, religious carvings and such. Takes about 30 mins or so. Kind of feels like exploring an ancient tomb. There is a 500 yen parking across the street that you can pay with your tickets. 400 yen for adults and 200 yen for school kids.
Really cool little experience. 400 yen for adults. No other people when I went weekday 1 pm. Took me about 15 min walking fairly slow to see the whole cave. The candle is likely to go out but you can relight it inside.
Yuga is yoga.
It originally spread from Hindu yoga to Zen zazen, but in esoteric Buddhism it is called yuga.
Meditations are held in the cave every week.
It seems that Hosono Haruomi of YMO used to come to this yuga cave to meditate.
As you listen to the sound of water trickling in the Otonashi River (On River) in the dark cave, you will enter into meditation as if guided by the sound.
Highly recommended.
Very beautiful place. Around the cave you will also find a kind of a little garden with different sculptures and plants. If you also searching a quiet place where you can rest for a while this is definetly the place. The cave itself is also very beautiful. Taking pictures is not allowed, but there much to see inside.
I can warmly recommend a visit.
Best caves ever! It was cheap. They gave you a small candle to light your way so bring a flashlight to. There were lights inside to guide you but again there were so darker areas. Cooler inside to so nice in the summer. Omg these were the best caves!
