Overview
The Former Fukura Lighthouse stands on the coast of Shika, Hakui District, Ishikawa Prefecture. Overlooking the harbour at Fukura on the Sea of Japan, the lighthouse is designated a Historic Site by Ishikawa Prefecture.
Highlights
- ●The historic lighthouse built in 1876
- ●Its status as an Ishikawa Prefecture Historic Site
- ●Coastal views over the Sea of Japan at Fukura
- ●The harbour-town atmosphere of the Noto coast
History
Built in 1876, this historic lighthouse long guided vessels along the Fukura coast. In recognition of its cultural value it has been designated a Historic Site by Ishikawa Prefecture.
Access
It lies in the Fukura district of Shika, on the Noto Peninsula. Check maps and official information for detailed routes.
Best season
Early summer and summer, when the Sea of Japan turns a clear blue and the greenery is bright, are ideal for a coastal walk. The view is superb on a clear day.
Map
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Suggested itinerary
- 1Make your way to the Fukura district of Shika
- 2View the lighthouse from the shore
- 3Reflect on its history as a Historic Site
- 4Stroll around Fukura harbour and the coast
Did you know?
💡 Dating back to 1876, it is unusual among lighthouses in being designated a prefectural Historic Site.
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