Enjoy fresh seafood cuisine, public baths, Ukiyo-e museums, and Japanese inns during your stay.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour duration is approximately 6 hours, and the main attractions included in the itinerary are a ropeway ride to the top of Mt. Nokogiri for breathtaking views of the Boso Peninsula and Tokyo Bay, a visit to the Nihonji Temple with its 30-meter tall Hyaku-Shaku Kannon and 31-meter tall stone statue of Buddha, and a quiet and peaceful hike down the mountain to Hota area for fresh seafood restaurants, Ukiyo-e museum, and Ryokan Japanese inns.
The meeting point for this tour is JR Hamakanaya Station in Chiba Prefecture. The recommended mode of transportation to explore the area is the beautifully scenic JR trains around the Boso Peninsula.
Yes, admission tickets are required for the ropeway ride and Nihonji Temple. The costs involved are 500 yen for one way and 950 yen for shuttle service for the ropeway ride, and 700 yen for adults and 400 yen for children for the Nihonji Temple admission fee.
This tour is not recommended for travelers with back problems, heart problems, or other serious medical conditions or pregnant travelers. Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level.
The cancellation policy for this private tour is that a full refund will be provided if the tour is canceled at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience. In case of bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances, the experience will be rescheduled or a full refund will be provided.
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and join this exciting one-day tour to Mt. Nokogiri, a hidden gem located in Chiba Prefecture. You'll be in for an adventure as you explore this mountain filled with breathtaking viewpoints of coastal areas, temples, small Buddha statues, a tea house, and amazing nature all around.
Meet your guide at JR Hama-Kanaya Station, and take a scenic JR train ride around the Boso Peninsula to reach the mountain. Once there, take a thrilling ropeway ride to the peak of the mountain where the main attractions await. Stand on the Overhang Observation Rock and take in the stunning view of Boso Peninsula and Tokyo Bay below.
At Nihonji Temple, walk up and down the stairs to see the 30-meter-tall Hyaku-Shaku Kannon and the main attraction, a 31-meter-tall stone statue of Buddha. End your tour with a visit to Hota, a fishing port and beach viewing beautiful Mt. Fuji across the sea on sunny days. You can enjoy fresh seafood cuisine at local restaurants, visit the Ukiyo-e museum or soak in a public bath. It's the perfect day trip for those seeking adventure and relaxation outside Tokyo.
