[2025 Kyonan Attraction] Travel Guide for Mount Nokogiri (Updated Mar)

The Great Buddha of the Daibutsu (Nihonji Temple) Mt. Nokogiri⛰️🙏🏻 Nihonji Temple is a registered important cultural heritage site. It is a spacious and beautiful Zen temple with a history of over 1,300 years and is still used as a place for training new monks today. 🌟The Great Buddha of the Daibutsu is carved into granite and is 31 meters high, making it one of the largest Buddha statues in Japan. 🌟 🔶Tips for praying here🔶 **Pray for health, illness, and recovery Coordinates📌 🔼The Great Buddha of the Daibutsu, Nihonji Temple Motona, Kyonan, Awa District, Chiba 299-1901 🔸TEI.047-055-1103☎️ 🔹Opening and closing times 08:30-17:00⏰ 🔹Open all year round 🔶Ticket price Adults: 700 yen, Children: 400 yen💴 🔷 Access About 30 minutes on foot from Hota Station on the JR Uchibo Line Take the ropeway from Hamakanaya Station on the JR Uchibo Line🚶🏻‍♀️🚃🚕 #TravelJapan #ChibaTravel #WorshipTrip 🙏🏻

#celebratewithtrip This is Mount Nokogiri is situated in Boso Peninsula, Chiba prefecture. Its name literally translates as "Saw Mountain" and if you look at it from a distance, the mountain ridge with its wooded peaks and depressions does somewhat remind me of a traditional Japanese saw. You can take the train to JR Hama - Kanaya Station and walk to the ropeway up to upper mid way of the mountain. Be prepared to climb a lot and I mean ALOT if stairs. But the view is worth it. They call it the view of hell 🫣

#0yentravelJanuary2025 🔥Recommended points The Great Buddha of Nihon-ji Temple, a huge stone Buddha with a height of 31 meters! A thrilling view from a steep cliff looking into hell. An observation deck with a panoramic view of Mt. Fuji and Tokyo Bay. 📝Travel record I took the ropeway to the top of the mountain and walked down on the way back. I went there lightly dressed, but it was harder than I thought, so I recommend wearing clothes that are easy to move in lol There was a covered bench in front of the Great Buddha, so I took a break and ate the rice balls I brought with me. Everyone else was eating their own bento lunches. -------------------------------------------- 📍Mt. Nokogiri 299-1861 Kanaya, Futtsu City, Chiba Prefecture

Located in the southern part of the Boso Peninsula in Chiba Prefecture, straddling Futtsu City and Kyonan Town facing Tokyo Bay, Mt. Nokogiri is famous for the "Hell's Peek" from the cliffs of Nihon-ji Temple near the summit, where you can see the world below. However, trekking to approach Mt. Nokogiri (329m above sea level) from the ground is also a popular activity. Mt. Nokogiri was a quarry for Boshu stone that continued until the Showa era, and the industrial heritage of the quarry remains vividly. The traces of the stone quarry, cut vertically and horizontally, look like the remains of a lost ancient temple. It is also quite interesting to see the vivid flea marks. In the mountain, there is a hidden spot called "Nekochoba" where cats are carved into the wall. (In the past, carts carrying cut stones were called "cat cars" and this is the place where they waited.) Highly recommended for cat lovers There is also a rock formation carved into a heart shape that is a great photo spot The path has many steep climbs and ups and downs, but it is basically beginner level There are various courses, including a path that leads to Nihon-ji Temple, and you can enjoy a peek into hell as a set *Climbing is free, but Nihon-ji Temple requires an admission fee Of course, you can also go straight to Nihon-ji Temple by ropeway In that case, you won't be able to see the stone quarry heritage You can also make a day trip from the Tokyo area by train, car, or Tokyo Bay ferry #Domestic travel record #Chiba Prefecture #Breathtaking views #Mountain climbing #Industrial heritage

[Mt. Nokogiri] Mt. Nokogiri is located in Kyonan-cho, Futtsu City, Chiba Prefecture. It is 329m above sea level. Originally a stone quarry on Mt. Boshu. It was named Nokogiri because of the jagged silhouette of the mountain. [Hyakushaku Kannon] A large 100-foot Kannon statue carved into the wall of a cut stone. The guardian deity of road safety. [Yakushiji Ruriko Nyorai Seated Statue] Located in Nihon-ji Temple. A Buddha of medicine that relieves suffering from illness. He holds a medicine jar in his left hand. [Onegai Jizo] It is enshrined in the Great Buddha Square and is surrounded by small Jizo statues. It is said that if you write your wish on the back of this small Jizo statue and recite it, it will come true. [Access] 19 minutes on foot from Hamakanaya Station on the JR Uchibo Line 5 minutes by car from Futtsu-Kanaya Interchange on the Futtsu-Tateyama Road [Parking] Available [Ropeway] 1200 yen round trip for adults. 600 yen round trip for children. There are a lot of stairs inside Nokogiriyama, so I recommend taking the ropeway 🚡😊 #Chiba sightseeing #Chiba #mountain climbing #domestic travel #Boso Peninsula #Nokogiriyama #first sunrise

#November Good Places 2024 Day trip to Chiba Prefecture Went to Saw Hill, to get to the top of the mountain although walking almost an hour, but did not expect most of the stairs, really hard! However, there will be different views along the way, such as 99 stone statues 🗿, etc., quite special! It is recommended that if you don't have the physical strength, you can take the cable car 🚡, go up halfway first! This makes it relatively easy. However the view is really worth it and worth recommending.

#0yentripnovember Mt. Nokogiri This mountain in Chiba Prefecture is known for its temple and giant stone Buddha statue. Nokogiriyama, with its series of exposed rock walls, is shaped like a saw, just as its name suggests. From the summit, you can enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo Bay and Mt. Fuji. To reach the top, take the ropeway, which takes just 3 minutes. 【information】 Address: 299-1901 Motonami, Kyonan-cho, Awa-gun, Chiba Prefecture

Nokogiriyama, located in Kyonan Town, Chiba Prefecture, is a hiking spot with many stairs that makes for great exercise. Your stamina will be put to the test as you climb, but the sense of accomplishment is exceptional! The famous "Peek into Hell" is a thrilling experience where you can enjoy a spectacular view from an observation deck jutting out from the cliff. You'll get a little scared when you peer down, but if you muster up the courage to take in the view, it's truly spectacular! This is a recommended spot for those who want to enjoy nature and adventure. #0yentravelNovember

Friends in Japan will not have not been to Chiba Saw Mountain. I strongly recommend a day trip from Tokyo. Or for those who come to Japan for tourism, I strongly recommend one of the three famous mountains in Japan. I was in Kanagawa, Japan. I drove through the Akua Undersea Tunnel and it was super fast. It took about an hour to get there. I personally recommend that you drive if you have a car. There is a free parking lot halfway up the mountain. If you like to walk, you can park here and walk up the mountain. If you don’t like walking, you can take the expressway directly to the top of the mountain! If you don't have a car and don't want to walk, you can take the cable car. Don't worry. I'm the kind of person who likes to visit. As long as I go to a scenic spot, I want to visit all of them. We drove to the free parking lot under the Big Buddha. ⚠️ Tickets are 700 yen for adults and 400 yen for children. 📍First of all, you must go to the Big Buddha. I've been having a bad time recently. Since I'm here, I must have a sense of awe. Whether I believe it or not, sincerity will work. I bought a few bundles of incense in front of the Big Buddha and asked for a Mahakala amulet! 📍 Hundred-foot Guanyin is a must-go. The Hundred-foot Guanyin is located on the top of the mountain. There is an observation deck above your head. 📍 The observation deck is just that there are a lot of people queuing up to take pictures. You can overlook the entire sea and road conditions. These are the three major attractions. There are countless small attractions in the middle. They are all related to Buddha statues. The next article will be posted. After all, it is one of the three famous mountains in Japan. It is a famous Japanese temple. It is worth coming.

Nokogiriyama in Kyonan Town, Chiba Prefecture A relatively low mountain with an elevation of 329 meters, it is popular even for beginner climbers as it is easy to climb⛰ The admission fee is only 700 yen for adults, so you can enjoy the mountain and the scenery to your heart's content😉 When you think of Nokogiriyama, you think of the view of hell in the first photo. You can see 100 meters below from the cliff, and it's a thrill💯😱 You can see Tokyo Bay and the Boso Peninsula👌🏻 The scenery was really beautiful✨️ You can get to Nokogiriyama by ropeway, mountain climbing, or car🚗 Please go and check it out✨️ #0 yen travel autumn

Nokogiriyama 📍Kanaya, Futtsu City, Chiba Prefecture, 299-1861 On the border between Kyonan Town, Awa District, Chiba Prefecture and Futtsu City, Nokogiriyama, 329.4 meters above sea level ⛰️✨ We took the Tokyo Bay Ferry! On this day, the wind was strong and the ropeway 🚡 was closed. The view from the top is amazing, with the mountains and the sea visible. The Great Buddha and Kannon statue are also impressive! 　 The Hell Peek was crowded and we had to line up, so we'll try again. There are also hot springs near the Tokyo Bay Ferry terminal, so you can spend your holidays relaxing and enjoying nature! #0yentravelautumn #Chibatrip

Nokogiriyama is located in Uchibo, Chiba Prefecture. Although it is not very high, it offers a beautiful view of Tokyo Bay, so it is recommended for beginners! You can take a ropeway to the top of the mountain, but if you have the chance, you should start climbing from the base! As you take each step, rugged rocks appear and a Laputa-like worldview unfolds, which is fun! And the famous spot is the "Peek into Hell." You can see it by paying to enter Nihon-ji Temple. If you look down from the protruding rock, it's exactly like hell! It's not exactly hell, but it's thrilling! It's also a popular photo spot, so please stop by! #Travelingwithme #Chiba #Mountainclimbing #Nokogiriyama

I went to Nokogiriyama. The main attraction is the spot called Hell Peek on Nokogiriyama, where you can look straight down from the protruding rock in the fourth photo. Unfortunately, the ropeway stopped running due to bad weather with strong winds, so we drove part way up and then walked up from there. The whole route was paved, so it was perfect for some light exercise. Also, it seems that you can check the ropeway's operating information on Twitter, so next time I'll check it before going. On the way back, I stopped at a restaurant called "Ban-ya" that serves seafood directly from the restaurant. When I looked at the menu, I thought it was a little expensive for a directly from the restaurant, but when it actually came out, I was satisfied with the amount and the taste.

Nokogiriyama is a popular mountain climbing and hiking spot! At the summit, you can enjoy the thrill and the spectacular view that will blow away your daily stress! At the summit, there are two spots to enjoy before the spectacular view. The first is the "stone-cutting materials corner." Stone-cutting tools and work clothes from when Nokogiriyama was a stone quarry are on display. The second is the terrace and observation deck!! From here, you can enjoy a large panoramic view of Tokyo Bay! As you walk, you will see not only the summit sign but also signs that say "Yoohoo!!" so it's sure to be Instagram-worthy! There is also a principal image called "Hyakushaku Kannon" that is about 30m tall! It was so big that I was surprised... #PR #Accommodation report #Chiba sightseeing #Nokogiriyama