Keya no Ōmon (Ōmon Cave of Keya)
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A magnificent basalt cave towering over the Genkai Sea. Its dynamic columnar joints are breathtaking!
Highlights
- Magnificent basalt cave towering over the Genkai Sea
- Dynamic columnar joints
- Mysterious scenery
- National natural monument
- One of Japan's Three Great Genbudō
Basic Information
- Address
- Shima Keya, Itoshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Fukuoka
- Access
- Take the bus (Keya Line) from the north exit of JR Chikuzen-Maebaru Station on the Chikuhi Line. Get off at the final stop, "Keya." It's about a 10-minute walk from the bus stop. ※Please check the bus schedule in advance as buses are infrequent. Show route
- Op.Hours
- Mid-March to November: Kusaya no Daimon sightseeing cruise operation. *Operation hours vary depending on the season. Please check in advance.
- Cld.Days
- Cruise operation days may change depending on weather and sea conditions.
- Fee
- Kusaya no Daimon sightseeing cruise: Adults ¥1,200, Children ¥600
- INFO
- The pier is about a 5-minute walk from Kusaya Fishing Port. Parking is available at Kusaya no Daimon Park (approx. 50 cars) and Kusaya Beach (approx. 240 cars). Restrooms are available at Kusaya no Daimon Park and Kusaya Beach.
Overview
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