Kouta-Misaki Lighthouse

The Kouta-Misaki Lighthouse was constructed on November 18, 1957, and has been an integral part of Japan's maritime safety system ever since.

History

• The lighthouse stands at a height of 10 meters above the ground level. Its focal height is reportedly around 25 meters, providing a clear visual warning to mariners of the rocky coastline below.
• The Kouta-Misaki Lighthouse emits a characteristic red light pattern, visible up to 20 nautical miles from the shore. The light's range and characteristics are designed to aid navigation in the surrounding waters.

Architecture

Unfortunately, no information is available regarding the architect or construction materials used for this lighthouse.

Light Characteristics

The Kouta-Misaki Lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation, although its operation may have been automated at some point. The lighthouse's current status is unclear without further information.

Location and Accessibility

• Located on the northern coast of Japan, in the town of Setana, the Kouta-Misaki Lighthouse can be accessed via the northern檜山大成線 road. Visitors are welcome to view the lighthouse from a distance.

Heritage Status

No specific heritage status information is available for this lighthouse.

Notable Historical Events

Unfortunately, no notable historical events are recorded for the Kouta-Misaki Lighthouse.