Izumo Hinomisaki Lighthouse — Attraction in Izumo

Hoje fomos conhecer o Farol de Izumo, que é o mais alto da Ásia Oriental. O lugar é paradisíaco!!! O farol fica em cima de um penhasco a beira-mar, o que sinceramente deixa a experiência ainda mais incrível.😍

Temos a opção de subir no farol, para isso pagamos apenas ¥300 por pessoa. A escada é bem íngrime rsrsrsrs e um pouco cansativa, ao todo são 163 degraus para chegar ao topo 🥵. Mas à vista lá de cima é linda de mais, então compensa o esforço. O deque de observação é de 360 graus e fica a quase 40 metros acima do solo, com uma vista de toda a costa, da região de Izumo (é de tirar o fôlego).

Mas não aconselho quem tem medo de altura a subir, pois o espaço lá em cima é bem pequeno e venta bastante, sem falar que pela altura você pode se sentir bem desconfortável ou passar mal.

Aaaaaa, e para quem assim como eu ama tirar foto, esse lugar é perfeito e rende muitos cliques lindos, então se tiver apenas uma oportunidade de ir, talvez compense levar um look a mais e aproveitar para fazer vários cliques 😚.

Além do farol, também tem alguns caminhos bem bonitos que levem para outros pontos onde podemos admirar o mar. Então é bem ir com uma roupa bem confortável para conseguir aproveitar bem confortável. Lá também alguns restaurantes e barracas onde pode experimentar alguns pratos típicos. Como fomos mais tarde infelizmente não consegui provar antes de ir embora( espero conseguir na próxima). O estacionamento é gratuito e achamos vaga fácil, mesmo sendo em um sábado.

Eu amei conhecer e voltarei com toda certeza mais vezes.

Fiz um destaque do lugar no meu perfil do Instagram @manuanceschi, caso queiram ver mais sobre.

Se meu comentário foi último e o os vídeos foram úteis curta o meu comentário, assim o Google entrega para mais pessoas que tbm tem curiosidade em saber como é o local.

————-/

Today we went to visit the Izumo Lighthouse, which is the highest in East Asia. The place is heavenly!!! The lighthouse is on top of a cliff by the sea, which honestly makes the experience even more amazing.😍

We have the option to go up to the lighthouse, for which we only pay ¥300 per person. The stairs are very steep lol and a little tiring, in all there are 163 steps to reach the top 🥵. But the view from up there is too beautiful, so it's worth the effort. The observation deck is 360 degrees and is almost 40 meters above the ground with a view of the entire coast, the Izumo region (it's breathtaking).

But I don't advise those who are afraid of heights to go up, because the space up there is very small and windy, not to mention that due to the height you can feel very uncomfortable or feel sick.

Aaaaaa, and for those who love taking pictures like me, this place is perfect and yields many beautiful clicks, so if you only have one opportunity to go, it might be worth it to take an extra look and take the opportunity to make several clicks 😚.

In addition to the lighthouse, there are also some very beautiful paths that lead to other points where we can admire the sea. So it's good to go with a very comfortable clothes to be able to enjoy very comfortable. There are also some restaurants and stalls where you can try some typical dishes. As we went later, unfortunately I couldn't taste it before leaving (I hope to get it next time). Parking is free and we found parking easy, even on a Saturday.

I loved meeting and will definitely come back more often.

I highlighted the place on my Instagram profile @manuanceschi, in case you want to see...

日御碕灯台は、島根県の絶景スポットのひとつで、日本一の高さを誇る石造りの灯台です。海を見渡すその堂々たる姿は圧巻で、周囲の風景と相まって非常にフォトジェニックな場所でした。

私は残念ながら灯台の中には登れませんでしたが、周辺を散策するだけでも十分楽しめました。

私が訪れた日は風が強く、日本海の荒々しさを肌で感じることができました。 力強い波が岩に打ち付ける様子は迫力満点で、自然の壮大さを改めて実感しました。

日御碕灯台の白い塔と荒々しい日本海とのコントラストはとても印象的で、普段の穏やかな海とはまた違った魅力がありました。風が強い日は帽子などが飛ばされないよう注意が必要ですが、その分ダイナミックな景色を楽しめます。

行く際には天気や風の状況を確認して、より安全に素晴らしい景色を満喫してみてください。

灯台の内部に登る場合は階段が多いようなので、動きやすい服装や靴で行くのがよいと思います。また、営業時間や休業日があるため、事前に調べておくと安心です。

アクセスには車が便利ですが、公共交通機関の場合はバスが利用できます。ただし本数が限られているので、時間を確認して計画を立てると良いでしょう。

The Hinomisaki Lighthouse is one of Shimane Prefecture’s most stunning scenic spots and boasts the title of the tallest stone lighthouse in Japan. Its majestic presence overlooking the sea is truly breathtaking, and together with the surrounding scenery, it makes for an incredibly photogenic location.

Unfortunately, I couldn’t climb the lighthouse during my visit, but simply strolling around the area was more than enough to enjoy its beauty.

On the day I visited, the winds were strong, and I could feel the raw power of the Sea of Japan. The sight of the waves crashing forcefully against the rocks was awe-inspiring, giving me a renewed appreciation for the grandeur of nature.

The contrast between the pure white tower of the lighthouse and the rugged, tumultuous sea was striking and offered a different kind of charm compared to the usual calm ocean view. On windy days, be mindful of flying hats or loose items, but the dramatic scenery is well worth it.

If you plan to climb the lighthouse, note that there are many stairs, so comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended. Also, check the operating hours and any potential closures in advance to avoid disappointment.

While driving is the most convenient way to reach the lighthouse, it’s also accessible by bus. However, the bus schedule is limited, so be sure to check the times and plan accordingly for a...

I added the lighthouse to my trip to the Hinomisaki Shrine. I am glad I did. It was a bit of a climb to get to the lighthouse, but all paved roads. It was well worth the climb. The views were spectacular and the breeze was a relief from the heat and humidity of the day.

The stairs inside the lighthouse are fine to go up. Going down I took off my socks to prevent slipping. You will have to remove your shoes at the ticket window and place them in a cubby.

Afterwards I wandered around the Daisen-Oki National Park and looked at the water, the rocks, and enjoyed the...