Todogasaki Lighthouse
魹ヶ埼灯台
A concrete lighthouse marking the easternmost point of Honshu, offering coastal views after a scenic forest hike.
What it is
- The easternmost lighthouse on Japan's main island of Honshu.
- A concrete structure rebuilt in 1950 after the original was destroyed in the war.
- One of the Top 50 Lighthouses in Japan, currently fully automated.
- A maritime landmark located on the Omoe Peninsula in Miyako City.
What to see
- The current concrete lighthouse tower standing since 1950.
- The Todogasaki Daikon Leading Light located on the same site.
- Panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean from the edge of the peninsula.
- Rugged coastal scenery shaped by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.
Getting there
- Start the journey at the Aneyoshi Campground where the road ends.
- Walk 3.8 kilometers along a nature trail to reach the lighthouse.
- Allow approximately 70 minutes for the one-way hike to the site.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Todogasaki Lighthouse Open in Google Maps
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