Himeshima Lighthouse

If you come to Himejima, please visit. Superb view of Suo Nada Kunito Peninsula

Original Text

If you come to Himejima, let's visit. You can see the spectacular view of Suo Nada Kunito Peninsula. I could drink barley tea for free at the rest area. It is difficult to walk because there is ６ km from the ferry terminal. We recommend that you rent a bicycle at least. There are some uphills on the way, but it's better than walking.

i went around all the seven wonders.

Original Text

I rented a bicycle at a souvenir shop near the harbor and went around the island. The road along the sea on the south side was flat, looking at the sea on the right, and enjoying a relaxing island time while watching the rare stratum exposed to the left and the wild birds. The front of the lighthouse at the easternmost end is a little uphill, but it's not very tight. The view from the lighthouse was amazing. The building that the lighthouse guard used to pack is now a resting place, and there is a manager during the day, and you can have tea ...

It's not so fast.

Original Text

Somehow there was a lighthouse, so it wasn't a tourist spot. I think it's the level to go. .. ..

Gentle locals.

Original Text

It's not big, but it's a very beautiful lighthouse. A meeting place under the lighthouse? There was a local person and I was able to talk well and it seemed to be fun. When I was talking to a person who was marking the Asagi Madara that I happened to meet, I had tea from the locals. I have the impression that many of Himejima are kind and kind.

The lighthouse also has a clam.

Original Text

I had visited the lighthouse before for this sightseeing in Himejima to see the Asagi Madara, so I was planning to pass it. However, after seeing the rest area with information that you can see the Asagi Madara at the lighthouse, I went to the lighthouse. When I visited before (winter), there were many cats, but on this day there was only one, and the clams I was looking for stopped like a cicada in the cherry tree. According to the locals, the flowers that the clams like are planted at the root of the tree.