Erimomisaki Lighthouse
襟裳岬灯台
A historic lighthouse on Hokkaido's rugged southern tip, famous for its coastal terraces and resident harbor seal colonies.
What it is
- A lighthouse at the tip of Cape Erimo within a national park.
- One of the fifty designated lighthouses of Japan.
- The original structure was first lit in June 1889.
- The current building was reconstructed in 1950 after wartime destruction.
What to see
- Four levels of distinct coastal terraces along the shoreline.
- Harbor seals living on the reefs surrounding the cape.
- The white lighthouse tower standing on the cliff edge.
Getting there
- Five minute walk from the Erimomisaki bus stop.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Erimomisaki Lighthouse Open in Google Maps
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