Kochi Ryugado Cave｜Slow English in a 175-Million-Year-Old Limestone Cave【English Only】

Practice slow and useful English while exploring Ryugado Cave in Kochi, Japan. Two women travel together through one of Japan’s three major limestone caves. Ryugado Cave was formed over approximately 175 million years. As they walk through the sightseeing course, they admire beautiful limestone formations, underground water, narrow passages, and magnificent cave chambers. Deep inside the cave, they learn about traces of people who lived there around 2,000 years ago during Japan’s Yayoi period. They also see the God’s Pot, an ancient piece of pottery that has become part of the limestone cave. After leaving the cave, they visit the Ryugado Cave Museum and learn about the cave’s geology, history, archaeology, and wildlife. They also talk about the reservation-only adventure course. At the end of the trip, they review useful travel English together at a traditional Japanese inn. All English in this video is spoken slowly, clearly, and naturally. This lesson is suitable for beginner English learners, listening practice, shadowing, pronunciation practice, and travel English study. Enjoy the mysterious underground world of Kochi while practicing useful English with us. Please like the video and subscribe for more slow English travel lessons from beautiful places across Japan. #SlowEnglish #RyugadoCave #Kochi #JapanTravel #TravelEnglish #BeginnerEnglish #LimestoneCave #EnglishListening #EnglishShadowing #WomenTravel #JapaneseCave