📜 Mount Nokogiri, meaning "Saw Mountain" due to its distinctive ridge line, is a low mountain on the Bōsō Peninsula in Japan. Historically a major stone quarry, producing Bōshū-ishi, it is now a popular tourist destination.🔍 Home to Nihon-ji Temple, founded in 725 AD, and numerous Buddhist carvings, including Japan's largest pre-modern stone Buddha.# Why Go⛰️ Spectacular panoramic views of Tokyo Bay and Mount Fuji🗿 Explore Japan's largest pre-modern stone Buddha and 1,500 rakan statues🚶 Discover old cart paths and unique cliff-carved quarries like 'Laputa Wall'🏞️ Experience challenging hiking trails through historical landscapes, offering a glimpse into Edo period life# Why Avoid⚠️ Hiking trails can be slippery, with wasps and vipers possible# Tips🚠 Ropeway available for easy access to the summit🥾 Consider hiking for a deeper historical experience, rather than just the ropeway.⏰ Allow 2-4 hours for your visit.# Cost💰 Ropeway: Adults 950 yen (round trip), 500 yen (one-way). Nihon-ji Temple entrance: Adults 700 yen, Under 12: 400 yen.# Hours🕒 Ropeway: Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain: Daily 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., last entry 3 p.m.# 🚉 Getting ThereEasily reached via Hama-kanaya Station on the JR Uchibo Line.