[Depart from Fukuoka] Northern Kyushu: Akiyoshido Cave & Motonosumi Inari Shrine & Tsunoshima Bridge One-Day Tour

Tour Highlights

The observation deck at Wakamatsu PA offers a stunning view of the Kanmon Strait, and there are local specialties for you to pick!

Akiyoshido is Japan's second longest limestone cave, offering an experience of the underground world with a constant temperature of 17 degrees, and unique stalagmites and stalactites to admire.

The red torii gate tunnel at Motonosumi Inari Shrine is breathtaking, and the challenge of throwing a coin into the offering box adds a fun element.

Tsunoshima Bridge, a 1,780‑metre‑long bridge spanning the azure sea, delivers an unparalleled magnificent scenery.

Akiyoshido (Special Natural Monument), the limestone cave is cool with a year‑round temperature of 17 degrees, making it warm in winter and cool in summer, and the environment is very comfortable.

Wakamatsu PA has an observation deck where you can enjoy the beautiful views of the Kanmon Strait.

Tsunoshima Bridge is free for motor vehicles to cross. The 1,780‑metre‑long bridge spans across the deep blue sea, creating an extraordinary view where the magnificent bridge harmonises perfectly with the blue of the sea!

Often featured in TV commercials, Tsunoshima Bridge is one of Japan's most scenic bridges. Tsunoshima Bridge is free for motor vehicles to cross. The 1,780‑metre‑long bridge spans across the deep blue sea, creating an extraordinary view where the magnificent bridge harmonises perfectly with the blue of the sea!

Akiyoshido is 10.7 kilometres in total length, making it Japan's second longest and one of the largest limestone caves in Japan. It is located 100 metres underground within the Akiyoshidai National Designated Park.

The torii gate tunnel at Motonosumi Shrine, with 123 red torii gates lining the slope and extending all the way to the cliff edge, creates a stunning landscape against the blue sky, green fields, and the azure ocean—a truly magnificent sight.

Akiyoshido (Special Natural Monument) is 10.7 kilometres in total length, making it Japan's second longest and one of the largest limestone caves in Japan. It is located 100 metres underground within the Akiyoshidai National Designated Park, and inside, an approximately 1‑kilometre‑long sightseeing route is laid out. Because it is a limestone cave, the cave is cool with a year‑round temperature of 17 degrees, making it warm in winter and cool in summer, and the environment here is very comfortable. Inside the cave, there are many stalagmites and stalactites, as well as terraces formed by huge limestone deposits, all of which are valuable geological specimens. Akiyoshido was formed over 1 million years ago, and here you can feel the long history of the Earth and the incredible charm of nature. Please take your time to enjoy this mysterious underground world!

Often featured in TV commercials, Tsunoshima Bridge is one of Japan's most scenic bridges. Tsunoshima Bridge is free for motor vehicles to cross. The 1,780‑metre‑long bridge spans across the deep blue sea, creating an extraordinary view where the magnificent bridge harmonises perfectly with the blue of the sea!