[지바] Hike Mt. Nokogiri, breathing in one of the best scenic views in Japan

• Discover one of Japan’s most awe-inspiring hidden gems on this scenic 5-hour hiking adventure just across Tokyo Bay. With panoramic views, dramatic cliffs, and a deep sense of history, Mt. Nokogiri on the Boso Peninsula offers an unforgettable contrast to Tokyo’s urban sprawl. Led by a local guide, you’ll ride a ropeway up the mountainside, walk through centuries-old temple grounds, marvel at Japan’s largest stone Buddha, and stand on the edge of the legendary “Hell’s Peak.” This tour is perfect for nature lovers, photography enthusiasts, and travelers looking to explore beyond the usual tourist trails.
• ・Ride a scenic ropeway and hike through the lush, coastal landscapes of the Boso Peninsula
• ・Stand before Japan’s largest stone Buddha and explore the historic Nihon-ji Temple, dating back to the 8th century
• ・Brave the thrilling “Hell’s Peak” viewpoint and enjoy a fresh seafood lunch with local flavor by Kanaya Harbor

Enjoy a 5-hour hiking tour led by a local guide with historical spots, magnificent nature, and tremendous scale from the Boso Peninsula which spreads to the east side of Tokyo across Tokyo Bay. The mountain rises, appearing to stand upright from the coast at Hama-Kanaya in the southern part of Chiba Prefecture. This is arguably the most spectacular natural spot in Kanto, from where you can see Mt. Fuji, Izu Peninsula, and Izu Oshima. This area has always been famous with artists and is especially known as an ukiyoe rendering from the 19th century. This is considered to be one of that era’s famous “distinctive and unique 36 spots” of Japan. Recently, this area has also been coming on to more adventurous foreigner’s radars, and it is only matter of time before the limelight shines bright here. You will join your guide at Hama-Kanaya Station on the JR Uchibo Line, take a ropeway from near the station and head towards the summit with a view of Tokyo Bay and the Boso Peninsula. The mountaintop area is contained w