Mt Nokogiriyama or "Sawtooth Mountain" acquired its distinctive profile from its history as a stone quarry during the Edo Period. Pictured here is Hyakusyaku Kannon and famous cliff, Jigokunozoki(地獄覗き), which literary means "hell watch stand." (Photo: Jessica A Paje)

Mt Nokogiriyama by Ferry & Ropeway

Hiking within a place of extraordinary beauty in Chiba

Jessica A Paje   - ใช้เวลาอ่าน 1 นาที

From the Kurihama Ferry Terminal in Kanagawa, take a relaxing 40-minute cruise on the Tokyo Wan Ferry to Port Kanaya in Chiba. From Kanaya, proceed to Nokogiriyama Ropeway Station, approximately 10-minutes by foot. Upon arrival, purchase roundtrip tickets for 930 yen to catch the cable car departing every 5 minutes. At 329 meters high, Mt Nokogiryama or “Sawtooth Mountain” acquired its distinctive profile from its history as a stone quarry during the Edo Period. Today it offers magnificent views & picturesque spots such as the Hundred Shaku Kannon, the largest pre-modern Buddha, and the 1,500 stone figures of Tokai Arhats.

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Jessica A Paje

Jessica A Paje @jessica.paje

Originally from San Diego, California, I lived in Yokosuka, Japan, for 5 years. In 2010, I arrived with a new outlook on my future. Mainly, to refocus on family and let my curiosities take us to places we’ve only dreamt of. Along the way, we’d hopefully develop new friendships and simply collect ...