When entering Goa area you have to walk with the condition of the way down. The atmosphere in the cave is quite dark, when entering the cave you must use safety equipment such as safety helmets and guided by cave guards.

While to reach the hill, you have to walk again a few hundred yards to climb the hill opposite the cave.

At the top of the hill if you facing north will be seen the waters of the Straits of Malacca, south of the hills. Occasionally seen the fishing boats crossing the waters. From the east side the land of Lhokseumawe is clearly visible. While facing west, seen building industry giant natural gas processing PT Arun and fertilizer company PT PIM.

The city government of Lhokseumawe makes the cave of Japanese heritage as a mainstay tourism because it has historical value as a hideout of Dai Nippon soldiers in the past. This Japanese cave hole has been open to the public ago, this tourist attraction is usually crowded in the visit on weekends and holidays.

Icha, a teenager from East Aceh who visited the place said, Goa Japan is very fun to visit. Because he said in addition to having historical value is also good to have beautiful scenery.

"Visiting here can at least add to the visitor's insight because it can see how the Japanese army in the past built a hiding place here," he said.

To enter the Bukit Goa Japan you only need to pay Rp.5.000 for parking money and Rp.2.000 for tickets to enter the cave.

To support the location as a tourist attraction of choice, the City Government of Lhokseumawe continue to make improvements to the supporting facilities tourist sites.

Among other things, with the construction of road facilities that can be passed by four-wheeled vehicles. Also other buildings that are considered important as well as the readiness of local communities who are members of the tourism conscious group.

@herizal81