Mizunokojima Lighthouse
水ノ子島灯台
Japan's tallest remote island lighthouse, a historic stone structure designed by Ayahiko Ishibashi and designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
What it is
- A stone lighthouse standing on an uninhabited island in Saiki City.
- The tallest lighthouse built on a remote island in Japan.
- A National Important Cultural Property designed by architect Ayahiko Ishibashi.
- The structure was completed in 1904 after three years of construction.
What to see
- The exterior walls constructed with granite sourced from Shunan City.
- Modern LED rotating lights installed in December 2024.
- Former staff quarters that have been converted into a maritime museum.
- Various species of migratory birds that use the island as a resting place.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mizunokojima Lighthouse Open in Google Maps
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