Kashinosaki Lighthouse
樫野埼灯台
Japan's first stone lighthouse, designed by Richard Henry Brunton, offers historic architecture and coastal views within a national park.
What it is
- Japan's first stone lighthouse, established on the eastern tip of Kii Oshima island
- The structure was designed by Richard Henry Brunton and first lit in 1870
- It is Japan's first rotating flash lighthouse and a designated National Historic Site
- The site is located within the boundaries of Yoshino-Kumano National Park
What to see
- An external staircase that allows visitors to climb to the top of the lighthouse
- Optical machinery recognized as a significant Mechanical Engineering Heritage site
- Daffodils planted by British engineers during the early Meiji era
- The coastal area where the Ottoman ship Ertugrul sank in 1890
Getting there
- Take a bus from Kushimoto Station to the Kashino Todaiguchi stop
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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