Beneath the infamous Aokigahara Forest, which spreads out around the base of Mount Fuji, lies the Narusawa Ice Cave, a natural wonder formed by an ancient volcanic eruption. This underground ice cave offers a stark contrast to the surrounding landscape. Visitors can explore the cave via a short circuit track, experiencing the cool, subterranean environment and the unique geological features that have been shaped over centuries. The cave’s icy walls and the chill in the air provide a refreshing respite from the outside world.
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