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Wind cave Fujikawaguchiko drips

国道139号, 富士河口湖町, 南都留郡, 山梨県, 401-0392, 日本

A field recording by Mike Blow made in Fujikawaguchiko, Japan on 26 April 2026, in the afternoon. Soundscape: wind, caves, tunnels & underground and soundwalks.

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Wind cave Fujikawaguchiko drips
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Recordist's notes

Fujikawaguchiko Fugaku Wind Cave. The cave is a 200m long ancient lava tube running out from Mount Fuji. Inside the cave it is cold and damp with large icicles and a lot of water dripping through the ceiling. Water drips, cave ambience, visitors walking. Recorded with a Zoom H5.

Written by Mike Blow on radio aporee ::: maps.

About the place

Fujikawaguchiko is a town of about 26,540 people in Yamanashi, Japan.

Equipment mentioned: Zoom H5. A modular handheld recorder with interchangeable microphone capsules.

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