Hachinohe Limestone Mine (Hachinohe Canyon)
Hachinohe Limestone Mine Hachinohe Canyon
A massive open-pit limestone mine reaching a depth of 170 meters below sea level.
The Hachinohe Limestone Mine, officially named Hachinohe Limestone Mine but affectionately known by locals as "Hachinohe Canyon," is a massive open-pit limestone mine.
What makes it special
About Hachinohe Limestone Mine (Hachinohe Canyon)
- We recommend taking your time at the observation deck to fully appreciate the overwhelming sense of scale.
- Pay close attention to the dynamic changes in the terrain, which showcase the site's role as a significant industrial heritage site.
- Bring a camera to capture the striking contrast between the vast excavation site and the sky.
- Traveling by car is the most convenient way to reach the site. If using public transport, please verify bus schedules in advance.
Weather forecast
Mon
11/2
11°/8°
100%
Tue
11/3
12°/7°
55%
Wed
11/4
15°/7°
22%
Thu
11/5
15°/9°
92%
Fri
11/6
20°/7°
75%
Sat
11/7
7°/4°
27%
Sun
11/8
8°/3°
15%
Tips
Payment
Cash or credit card (check availability on-site)
English Support
Limited English signage available
Reservations
No reservation required (access restricted during specific periods)
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes
Photography
Allowed from the observation deck (stay in safe areas)
Accessibility
Steps may be present near the observation deck
Etiquette
Entry into the mining area is strictly prohibited
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