[Japanese-language guided group tour] Reservations for a trekking tour of Nokogiriyama with a guided tour that delves into the mysteries of this otherworldly mountain where faith and industry coexist (Nokogiriyama, Chiba)
- Enjoy a guided trekking tour around the highlights of Mt. Nokogiri, a lesser known mountain on the Boso Peninsula.
- With a guide, you can efficiently see all the highlights in one day!
- From the observation deck you can get a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, and if the weather is good you can see the Miura Peninsula and Mt. Fuji on the opposite shore.
- There are many photo spots on Mount Nokogiri, including the famous "Hell's Peek." If you go with a guide, they will help you take photos!
Product Info
What You Can Expect
1 Day
- 09:45Meeting place: We will be waiting for you at the ticket gate exit of JR Hamakanaya Station. Look for the green WeGuide NOKOGIRIYAMA flag. After checking in, we will introduce ourselves, confirm today's route and equipment, and then depart!
- 10:05Take the Nokogiriyama Ropeway: Board the ropeway at the Nokogiriyama Ropeway base station. From the ropeway you can see Tokyo Bay and, if the weather is good, Mt. Fuji!
- 10:25Hyakushaku Kannon: After a 15-minute walk through a cut in the rock face, you will arrive at the first attraction, Hyakushaku Kannon.
- 10:35Laputa's Wall - Rock Stage - Kannon Cave: Tour the remains of the quarries on Mt. Nokogiri, which once flourished as a stone-cutting industry.
- 11:50Peeking into Hell: We will take a lunch break at the Ruriko Observatory. There may be a line to get to "Peeking into Hell", so we recommend that you make use of your break time.
- 12:301,500 Arhats: The 1,500 Arhats arranged in the natural surroundings create a mystical atmosphere.
- 13:10Great Buddha Square: This is the largest rock-carved Buddha in Japan, the "Yakushi Nyorai Ruriko". We'll take a toilet break here.
- 13:40Ropeway Summit Station Observation Deck: Climb the stairs to the Ropeway Summit Station. Before descending, take a commemorative photo with Tokyo Bay in the background from the observation deck!
- 14:00End the tour at Nokogiriyama Museum of Art: After the tour, enjoy shopping at the nearby souvenir shops and restaurants.
Purchase Notice
<What to bring and what to wear on the day>
・Copy of your health insurance card ・Drinks (about 1 liter)
・Lunch ・Hat ・Sunscreen (if necessary)
・Insect repellent ・Sneakers or other shoes suitable for hiking or exercise ・Easy-to-move-in clothes suitable for low mountain hikes (jeans, etc. are not suitable as they restrict leg movement)
- Rain gear depending on the weather (preferably a raincoat with separate top and bottom)
・Backpack (this keeps your hands free and helps prevent falls)
*Please come dressed appropriately for low mountain climbing.
【please note】
・In recent years, damage caused by leeches has increased from the rainy season through to summer. We recommend that you wear clothing that covers your ankles. Insect repellent spray is also effective.
・The mountain trails on Mt. Nokogiri include unstable mountain paths and steep stairs. Please wear hiking shoes or sneakers, and comfortable clothing suitable for low mountain hikes. We recommend carrying a backpack so that you can keep your hands free. If you have hiking equipment such as walking poles, it may be convenient to use them.
・To ensure the safety of our customers, the course contents and stopover spots may be subject to change depending on the weather and crowding on the day. Please note.
・Please note that if you are late for the meeting time, you may not be able to experience the program.
[The following people are not allowed to participate]
・People with heart disease ・People who consume alcohol ・Pregnant women ・Preschool children ・People who have difficulty walking the entire course by themselves
Includes/Excludes
Eligible Users
Reminders
If the tour is cancelled due to rain or bad weather, we will notify you by 1pm the day before. Please be sure to check.
If you cancel for your own reasons, a cancellation fee will be charged.
Please bring your own lunch and drinks.
How to Redeem Your Voucher
How to Use Your Voucher
- Please present the e-voucher on-site
Meeting Point
Location Name: JR Uchibo Line Hamakanaya Station
Address: Kanaya, Futtsu City, Chiba PrefectureCancellation Policy
- Cancellations 2 day(s) (inclusive) before the selected date are allowed. Unused orders can be canceled for free
- Cancellation is not allowed between 0–1 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
- Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.
FAQ
Mount Nokogiri in Chiba is accessible by public transport. You can take a train to Hamakanaya Station, which is a common gateway. From there, you might walk to the ropeway station or directly to a trekking trail entrance. For a guided tour, the meeting point is usually specified near the mountain's base or a convenient station, often including transportation as part of the service for ease of access and coordination.
The Mount Nokogiri trekking tour is generally considered to be of moderate difficulty. It involves walking on varied terrain, including stairs, uneven paths, and some inclines, as you explore the mountain's highlights and historical sites. A basic level of fitness and comfortable walking shoes are recommended to fully enjoy the experience. The guided nature ensures a paced journey suitable for most active individuals.
A guided trekking tour of Mount Nokogiri typically takes a full day to complete efficiently. This allows ample time to visit all the highlights, including the Ishikiri Industry remains, Nihon-ji Temple, various viewpoints, and the famous Hell's Peek. With a guide, the itinerary is optimized to ensure you experience the most significant sites without rushing.
A guided trekking tour on Mount Nokogiri offers several unique experiences. You'll explore historical sites like the Ishikiri Industry remains and the expansive Nihon-ji Temple complex. The observation deck provides a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, with potential sightings of the Miura Peninsula and Mount Fuji on clear days. A major highlight is the thrilling Hell's Peek viewpoint, known for its dramatic cliff edge. The guide ensures an efficient visit to all these scenic and cultural spots.
During the Mount Nokogiri trekking tour, you can discover significant historical sites and landmarks. These include the fascinating remains of the Ishikiri Industry, showcasing the area's stone-cutting heritage. You will also visit the vast grounds of Nihon-ji Temple, which houses impressive stone carvings and ancient structures. These sites offer a deep dive into the mountain's past and cultural significance.
Mount Nokogiri boasts numerous excellent photo opportunities and scenic viewpoints. The observation deck offers breathtaking panoramic views of Tokyo Bay, where you can capture the vast coastline and potentially even the Miura Peninsula and Mount Fuji in the distance on clear days. The most famous spot is Hell's Peek, a dramatic cliff-edge protrusion providing an exhilarating photo opportunity with expansive views below.
A guided tour significantly enhances the Mount Nokogiri experience. Guides offer expertise, ensuring you efficiently navigate and see all key highlights in a single day, including lesser-known spots. They provide valuable insights into the mountain's history, faith, and industry, bringing the sites to life. Furthermore, guides can assist with capturing memorable photos, especially at popular spots like Hell's Peek, making your visit more enriching and convenient.
For a Mount Nokogiri trekking tour, it is essential to wear comfortable, sturdy hiking or walking shoes with good grip, as the trails include uneven paths and stairs. Dress in layers to adapt to changing weather conditions, and consider waterproof outerwear if rain is possible. Bringing water, snacks, sunscreen, a hat, and a small backpack for personal items is also recommended for a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
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