Hanabuchi Lighthouse
花淵灯台
An unmanned 1964 lighthouse on Mount Goten offering views of Sendai Bay and the Pacific Ocean from a historic shrine site.
What it is
- An unmanned lighthouse first lit on October 27, 1964.
- A boundary marker for the Sendai-Shiogama Port facing the Pacific Ocean.
- A facility built on the southeastern slope of Mount Goten.
- The former site of Hanabushi Shrine before it moved to Mount Tarumizu.
What to see
- The white lighthouse tower overlooking the waters of Sendai Bay.
- Three stone shrines marking the original location of Hanabushi Shrine.
- Views of the ocean from the slopes of Mount Goten.
Getting there
- A 20-minute walk from the Tateshita bus stop leads to the site.
- Free parking is available near the current Hanabushi Shrine location.
- Access via private roads through the Takayama Foreigners' Summer Resort is prohibited.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Hanabuchi Lighthouse Open in Google Maps
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