Standing 329 meters high and containing some of the best sightseeing spots in Chiba, Mt. Nokogiri is a great destination for lovers of the great outdoors and culture vultures alike. The walk up to the summit isn’t the most difficult hike in the country by any means, but those who want to conserve their energy can take the scenic ropeway lift instead.
Once on the mountain proper, you’ll be able to enjoy some dramatic scenery and geology. The mountain’s name refers to a kind of traditional Japanese saw on account of its jagged rocks and jutting viewpoints.
The most famous of all these is Hell Peek Point; don’t worry, it isn't quite as horrifying as the name suggests (although if you suffer from a fear of heights, then the name might just ring true for you). From here and elsewhere on the mountain you can get fantastic views across the surrounding foothills, and see right across to Tokyo Bay. 
Head to the west side of the mountain to find Nihonji Temple: an ancient cultural site with some of the most impressive statues in Japan. Temples, views, and natural splendor — at just around 70 minutes’ drive from Tokyo, Mt. Nokogiri has plenty to fill a full day of varied exploration.

野切山高 329 米，拥有千叶县的一些最佳观光景点，是户外运动爱好者和文化爱好者的理想目的地。徒步登上山顶并不是该国最困难的徒步旅行，但想要节省体力的游客可以改乘风景优美的索道缆车。
登上山顶后，您可以欣赏到壮丽的风景和地质。这座山的名字源于日本的一种传统锯子，因为山上有嶙峋的岩石和突兀的观景点。
其中最有名的是地狱窥视点（Hell Peek Point）；别担心，它并不像名字所暗示的那样可怕（不过，如果您有恐高症，那么这个名字对您来说可能就是真的了）。从这里和山上的其他地方，您可以俯瞰周围山麓的壮丽景色，还可以看到东京湾。 
前往西侧的日本寺：这是一座古老的文化遗址，拥有日本最令人印象深刻的雕像。寺庙、美景和自然风光--从东京驱车约 70 分钟即可到达，野切切山有足够的资源让您进行一整天的各种探索。

野切山是一座充满文化和自然气息的山峰，从这里可以眺望东京湾，距离东京和千叶市都很近。             

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从东京一日游即可到达的多层面山地游乐场--野切山拥有美景、文化和历史。

Come to Mt. Nokogiri, a mountain packed full of culture and nature with views of Tokyo Bay, within easy striking distance of both Tokyo and Chiba City.             

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Chiba Prefecture borders Tokyo, and much like the talented but quiet kid in a high school group project, it has much of its thunder stolen by its louder and more popular neighbor. For example, despite the name, the Tokyo Disneyland Resort — composed of Disneyland and the unique, water-themed Disney Sea — are actually in Chiba! Likewise, the gateway to Japan itself, Narita Airport, is a part of Chiba too.

However, it’s not all about airplanes and cartoon mice; the prefecture benefits from having an abundance of wide-open space and over 500km of stunning natural coastline. Those who just touch down in Chiba then never give it a second thought are missing out on one of the most interesting and accessible parts of the country.

Here you can surf on the beaches chosen for the 2020 Olympic surfing competition, visit some of the country’s oldest Buddhist temples, and experience some dizzying views from the top of Mt. Nokogiri. There are plenty of culinary treats to be found here too. Chiba is where the vast majority of Japanese peanuts and strawberries are farmed. If you don’t mind working for your dinner, then you can even try your hand at digging for clams on the beach at Kisarazu City!

Close enough to be accessible from Tokyo, but with a distinct, countryside identity which makes it feel a world away, Chiba is perfect for both day trips and longer visits, too.

千叶县与东京接壤，就像高中小组项目中才华横溢却沉默寡言的孩子一样，它的许多风头都被更响亮、更受欢迎的邻居抢走了。例如，东京迪斯尼乐园度假区（由迪斯尼乐园和独特的以水为主题的迪斯尼海洋组成）其实就在千叶县！同样，日本的门户成田机场也是千叶的一部分。

不过，千叶县并不只有飞机和卡通小老鼠，它还拥有丰富的开阔空间和 500 多公里长的迷人自然海岸线。如果您只是在千叶县降落，却从未考虑过千叶县，那您就错失了千叶县最有趣、最容易到达的地方。

在这里，您可以在被选为 2020 年奥运会冲浪比赛场地的海滩上冲浪，参观该国最古老的佛教寺庙，还可以从野切山山顶俯瞰令人目眩神迷的美景。这里还有很多美食。千叶是日本花生和草莓的主要种植地。如果您不介意为晚餐而工作，还可以在木更津市的海滩上体验挖蛤蜊的乐趣！

千叶距离东京很近，但其独特的乡村风情又让人感觉恍如隔世，因此这里既适合一日游，也适合长期游览。

东京的邻居千叶在海洋、冲浪、自然和文化方面都胜过日本的首都--千叶是逃离城市的理想之地。                   

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东京西邻的千叶不仅有迪斯尼和成田机场，还是运动、自然、农业和历史的必游之地，与首都相比毫不逊色。

Tokyo’s neighbor, Chiba outshines Japan’s capital city in terms of sea, surf, nature, and culture— Chiba is the perfect place to escape the city.                   

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It’s not just about Disney and Narita Airport in Tokyo’s westward neighbor — Chiba is also a must-visit for sports, nature, agriculture, and history, giving the capital a real run for its money.

A multifaceted mountain playground within a day-trip’s reach from Tokyo — Nokogiri-san has views, culture, and history to spare.

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