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A lighthouse at the western tip of Fukuejima in Goto, above the cliffs over the East China Sea.
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Osezaki Lighthouse is a lighthouse built on the cliffs of Osezaki at the western end of Fukue Island in the Goto Islands. It is large in scale as a lighthouse and boasts one of the longest light reaches in Japan. It is a mark for ships sailing the East China Sea. It is also one of 'Japan's 50 Lighthouses.' It is a representative tourist spot of the Goto Islands and Saikai National Park. In the Japan Coast Guard's notation and name, it is simply called Osezaki. Its location is Tamanoura-cho, Goto, Nagasaki Prefecture.
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