Name and Location

The Red Light House, also known as Megi Ko, is a vital maritime aid to navigation located at 15-22 Megichō, Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan.

Construction and History

Built in [construction year], this lighthouse was constructed during [construction era] to provide safe passage through the busy waters of Kagawa Bay. Its architectural style reflects the influences of Japanese and Western design, blending seamlessly into its surroundings.

Architecture and Materials

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Light and Navigation

The Red Light House stands tall at a height of [height] meters, with a focal plane elevation of [focal height]. Its distinctive red light shines bright for 4 seconds every 15 seconds, serving as a guiding beacon for mariners navigating the waters off Takamatsu. The lighthouse's light range extends [light range] kilometers, providing vital guidance for ships traveling through the area.

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can access the Red Light House via its nearest landmark, Takamatsu Station, which is approximately [distance] kilometers away. For those interested in maritime history and culture, a visit to the Kagawa Maritime Museum or the Takamatsu Harbor is highly recommended.

Notable Views and Landscape

The surrounding landscape features scenic views of Kagawa Bay and the nearby cityscape.

Anecdotes and Folklore

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Technical and Operational Details

As a minor lighthouse, the Red Light House plays a crucial role in facilitating maritime traffic in the region. Its automated system operates continuously, serving as a reliable aid to navigation.

For further reading on the history and operation of lighthouses worldwide, consult: "Lighthouses: A Guide to their History and Operation" by John Stevens, "The International Association of Lighthouse Authorities", and "The Nautical Chart".