The two sets of caves in this cliff line are part of an extensive cave system used by the Japanese. They are an example of the tunneling created by the Japanese throughout the Pacific islands in the 1940s. They were built by Chamorro, Okinawan, and Korean forced labor using primitive tools working under extreme conditions. These caves were probably used for storage and air raid shelters and are interconnected and extensive.

The caves are on the Guam and National Registers of Historic Places.

Go to Latte Stone Park or Guam Pictures