Sekizaki Lighthouse
関埼灯台
Oita's oldest lighthouse marks the narrowest point of the Bungo Channel and guides ships between the Inland Sea and Pacific.
What it is
- The oldest lighthouse in Oita Prefecture, first lit on July 20, 1901
- A navigational landmark marking the narrowest part of the Bungo Channel
- A boundary point for the Seto Inland Sea managed by the Oita Coast Guard
- An automated facility that has been unmanned since April 1970
What to see
- The historic white tower located on the Saganoseki Peninsula
- The high-intensity LED lamp system installed in 2009
- The former fourth-order Fresnel lens displayed at the nearby Sekizaki Kaiseikan
- Views of the maritime traffic moving between the Inland Sea and Pacific Ocean
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Sekizaki Lighthouse Open in Google Maps
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