Susenoja cave
嵩山蛇穴
Explore a 70-meter deep limestone cave, a rare Jomon period dwelling site.
What it is
- A limestone cave, 70 meters deep.
- Designated a national historic site in 1957.
- Considered a Jomon period cave dwelling site.
What to see
- The cave entrance is 1.3 meters high.
- Traces of early Jomon period life remain.
- Excavated pottery, stone tools, and bone tools.
- Animal bones of wild boar and deer were found.
- Shells like clams and freshwater clams were found.
- Rare cave organisms like Jujiroa ana inhabit the cave.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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