Keya no Oto 芥屋の大門

The basalt cave, 64 m high and 90 deep, is the largest of its kind in Japan.

The formation, of volcanic origin, was designated a Natural Monument (天然記念物) in 1966. It lies at the tip of the Itoshima peninsula.

Fukuoka

芥屋

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