東崎灯台

The Agarizaki Lighthouse, also known as the East Agarizaki Lighthouse, is a historic lighthouse located on Yonaguni Island, Japan.

Overview

• Construction of the lighthouse began in 1924 and was completed by 1925.
• The structure has been an important aid to navigation for mariners since its construction.

History

Construction of the lighthouse began in 1924 and was completed by 1925. The structure has been an important aid to navigation for mariners since its construction.

Architecture

• The Agarizaki Lighthouse is a 25-meter-tall (82 ft) tower made of reinforced concrete and steel.
• Its focal height is approximately 30 meters (98 ft).

Light Characteristics

The lighthouse features a rotating light with a characteristic pattern of three red flashes every minute, visible up to 20 nautical miles.

Current Status

The Agarizaki Lighthouse is currently an automated aid to navigation. However, its status may be subject to change.

Location and Accessibility

• The lighthouse is situated on the western coast of Yonaguni Island, along Withena Nation Road.
• The island can be accessed by ferry or plane from Taketomi Island or other nearby islands.

Heritage Status

The Agarizaki Lighthouse has been designated as a national cultural property in Japan.

Notable Historical Events

There are no notable historical events recorded for this lighthouse.