Inubōsaki Lighthouse

The Inubosaki Lighthouse stands quietly by the Pacific, embraced by the endless sea breeze, where the deep blue sky and ocean merge into a tranquil expanse. As the sun rises, golden light spreads across the water, and the lighthouse, glowing in this blend of blue and gold, exudes a sense of beauty and strength that fills one with awe.

The place is very attractive. In order to climb to the top of the lighthouse, you need to use the stairs, that is, there is no elevator. At the top of the lighthouse there is a wonderful view of the ocean and the promenade. The only thing is a strong wind. Near the swing there is a cafe and a place for souvenirs. There is a miniature version of the customs officer with whom you can take a picture. On the 1st floor of the pendulum, there is a small museum that tells the story of its creation, there are models of ships.

The view was breathtaking and the breeze was amazing. The stairs are a bit treacherous, but I managed.

Beautiful stop and great place to grab a beer after a long day of bike riding! It's a busy location though so expect a crowd. If you can find a bench or a soft spot on the ground you can take in the sights and the fresh ocean air. The lighthouse is a historic location and a great place to take some photos. Recommended stop for cyclists in the area.

It’s very cooling up the lighthouse. It’s a nice view up there and I enjoyed the breeze. There’s no elevator up, so we have to climb 99 steps, which I feel was fine. The beach was nice too. We saw crabs and other creatures. Had fun exploring the beach.