Shioya Cape

Shioyasaki Lighthouse, a beautiful white lighthouse standing on Shioyasaki Cape in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, is one of only 16 "climbable lighthouses" in Japan. From its height of 73 meters above sea level, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean and feel the history that is also connected to movies and famous songs. Although it was damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake, it has been restored and is now loved by tourists.

The radio tower observatory at Shiroya Cape is a valuable tourist spot built on a 50-meter-high cliff where you can enjoy stunning views. After climbing the stone steps and enjoying the 360-degree view, you'll be able to see a beautiful landscape where the sea and sky merge together. Despite the devastation caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake, the observatory has been restored and is now loved by many people. Be sure to visit and see for yourself!

At Shiroya Cape, there are memorial monuments and memorial portraits erected at the location where Misora Hibari's "Midaregami" was set. Along Fukushima Prefectural Road No. 382, there is also an "Eternal Hibari Statue" in a silk hat. You are sure to be healed by listening to Misora Hibari's famous songs in the quiet seaside! A must-see for fans. In addition, the sunset viewed from the Shiroya Cape Lighthouse is a breathtaking sight. Please come and visit!

Shioyasaki Cape in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, is a stunning spot where you can overlook the Pacific Ocean. You'll be amazed by the contrast between the magnificent expanse of the sea and the sky, visible from a height of 50 meters! The white Shioyasaki Lighthouse standing on top of the cape is a beautiful structure that has been selected as one of Japan's top 50 lighthouses. In addition, you can enjoy moving historical scenery such as the Misora Hibari Memorial Monument and the Kibou mo Kanashimi mo Ikutoshitsuki no Kinenhi Monument.

Shiroya Cape in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, is a tourist spot with an impressive panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean from a 50-meter high cliff and a white lighthouse. There is also a memorial monument for Misora Hibari's "Midaregami," allowing you to feel the history woven into movies and famous songs. Despite the Great East Japan Earthquake, the area has been reconstructed and is now loved by many people.