We went to Okinawa World last Saturday. Fun place they've made into a representation of the whole island's culture and crafts. It also houses a huge cave (largest on the island?) about a mile long.
Many of the formations are marked for various reasons, for prayer sites or whatnot (ie, fertility, safety). Don't ask, I don't know what any of them are designated as prayer sites for.
We went with this nice single lady Michelle... here she's holding Coryn over the water to drop him in for a bath. :)
Here she's holding Carter up so he can touch the stalactites.
You can see in some areas where the dripping has started forming new stalagmites on the floor... I wonder if they clean it occasionally.
Do you see the fish? There are a few kinds of cave dwellers here.
Many of the formations are marked for various reasons, for prayer sites or whatnot (ie, fertility, safety). Don't ask, I don't know what any of them are designated as prayer sites for.
We went with this nice single lady Michelle... here she's holding Coryn over the water to drop him in for a bath. :)
Here she's holding Carter up so he can touch the stalactites.
You can see in some areas where the dripping has started forming new stalagmites on the floor... I wonder if they clean it occasionally.
Do you see the fish? There are a few kinds of cave dwellers here.
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