Tatsugasaki Lighthouse

I could see the sea of Wajima.

Original Text

　Ryugasaki Lighthouse was built on a cliff on a small cape northwest of the center of Wajima City, where Wajima Morning Market was held. The place where the lighthouse is built is on a cliff with a height of about ５０ｍ. In addition, since it is near the tip of the cape, I could see the sea of Wajima from there. I also saw the shadow of an island called Nanatsujima floating offshore.

A lighthouse standing on a cliff behind kamagura

Original Text

　From the center of Wajima to the northwest, there is a cape protruding into the Sea of Japan, and the tip was a whitish reef area called Kamogaura. There is a promenade in Kamogaura, and I enjoyed the view of Kamogaura while walking around the promenade. Behind the sea was a cliff, and a lighthouse stood near the tip of the cliff. This lighthouse is Ryugasaki lighthouse. There is a parking lot under the lighthouse, and there is an observatory next to the lighthouse, and I could see the Sea of Japan and the port of the ring that continued forever ...

On the cliff of Kamoura

Original Text

I took a picture of the lighthouse while I went to see the coast of Kamonoura. I was able to see a lighthouse that was not so tall on the cliff. But why is the lighthouse white? It doesn't matter color at night, and I feel that red or yellow is more conspicuous in the daytime.

A good view lighthouse on a cliff cliff.

Original Text

Lighthouse in Wajima City, Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa prefecture. If you go along the road to the mountains instead of the north coast (Kamogaura) from Sodegahama Beach, there is a parking lot, and if you go on the stairs and mountain roads from there, you will find Ryugasaki Lighthouse. Visiting on a hot day will be quite tough. It was a visit in October, but I was soaked with sweat. The Ryugasaki Lighthouse on the cliff is a white lighthouse built on Mt. Tenjin here in 1965, and is about 10 ｍ high. From the sea surface, there are 65 ｍ, light ...

Nice view.

Original Text

It was called Mt. Hiwa in the Edo period, and it seems that it was decided to leave the port of Kitamae by looking at the wind speed, wind direction, cloud shape, waveform, etc. from the lighthouse, Kamogaura salt water pool, Sodegahama, and Nanatsu Island in the distance. It's very scenic It's a good place. From the parking lot, you will climb the stairs on the left side of the way without climbing the steep stairs.