Touring Climbable Lighthouses: 16 Lighthouses You Can Enter
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Sign up freeClimbable lighthouses (lighthouses you can enter) are lighthouses where you can climb the internal stairs to reach an observation deck, and there are 16 of them nationwide. Many stand on cliffs or capes, and the sea views from above are a major attraction. We've compiled all 16 from north to south.
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Shiriya-saki Lighthouse in Higashidori Village, Aomori Prefecture. One of the 16 "climbable lighthouses" (lighthouses you can enter) nationwide. This white lighthouse stands on the Shimokita Peninsula, the northeasternmost tip of Honshu, and is also known for its Kandate horses.

Nyudo-saki Lighthouse in Oga City, Akita Prefecture. One of the climbable lighthouses (lighthouses you can enter). It stands at the tip of the Oga Peninsula, and its black and white horizontal stripes are its distinguishing feature.

Tsumekizaki Lighthouse on Tsumekizaki Island in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. One of the climbable lighthouses (lighthouses you can enter). Made of unpainted granite, it is known along with the Tsumekizaki Bridge.

50 Famous Lighthouses of Japan: A Tour of Famous Coastal Lighthouses
The "50 Famous Lighthouses of Japan" are 50 lighthouses selected by the Japan Coast Guard through a public vote on November 1, 1998, the 50th Lighthouse Memorial Day. This list compiles famous lighthouses standing on capes and islands across the country, categorized by region: Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu, Kinki, Chugoku, Shikoku, and Kyushu/Okinawa. Please use this for planning your coastal lighthouse tour.
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