One of the 16 lighthouses in Japan you can climb, opened in 1927 after a shipwreck.
Opened on 5 October 1927 after a series of shipwrecks in the area, including a warship sunk in 1918, the lighthouse is one of the sixteen in Japan that you can climb to the top: 22.5 metres of white reinforced concrete, with a view of the jagged coast of the Shima Peninsula. In 2013, the year it received 53,244 visitors, it was designated a Registered Tangible Cultural Property.
A lighthouse on Daiō Point, on the Shima Peninsula, run as a lighthouse open to visitors (参観灯台). It has been a film location several times, from 1953 to 2006.
ℹ️ Paid entry: ¥300 for adults and junior high school students, free for elementary school children. Address: Shima-shi, Daiō-chō Namikiri 54-1.
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