Kamishima Lighthouse

Kamishima Lighthouse

Info

Toba Marine Terminal, a 7-minute walk from Kintetsu Toba Station/JR Toba Station → 40 minutes by Toba Municipal liner, Kamishima Port, 20 minutes on foot

Business Hours

Peripheral freedom (no entry to the lighthouse)

Price

Free to visit

Spot Category

Lighthouse, historic buildings


A white lighthouse standing on Cape Silaya with the best view of Kamishima
Toba City Tourism Section

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