Chiba-ken Awa-gun Kyonan-machi - Nokogiriyama Hyakushaku Kannon
Hyakushaku Kannon is "100 feet tall Kannon", a stone sculpture carved out of a cliff in Nihon Temple at the top of Mount Nokogiri. Mount Nokogiri itself is a rock mine.
The nearest train station is Hamakanaya station of JR Uchibou Line.
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Looking at the car park from the top of Mount Nokogiri
| Top of Mount Nokogiri
| Walking from the cable car station towards the Nihon Temple, where the Hyakushaku Kannon is located
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Walking towards the entrance of Nihon Temple
| Sign board at the entrance of Nihon Temple
| Sign board at the entrance of Nihon Temple
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The entrance of Nihon Temple
| Walking up the stairs towards Hyakushaku Kannon
| Arrived at the platform where Hyakushaku Kannon is located
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Sign board at Hyakushaku Kannon
| Hyakushaku Kannon
| Hyakushaku Kannon
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Hyakushaku Kannon
| Hyakushaku Kannon
| Hyakushaku Kannon
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Looking down at the platform from the observation point above the Hyakushaku Kannon
| The observation point above the Hyakushaku Kannon
| Looking from the cable car at the mount top station
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Looking from the cable car at the mount top station
| The cable car station at the top of the mount
| Looking from the cable car back at Mount Nokogiri
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Looking from the cable car back at Mount Nokogiri
| Looking from the cable car back at Mount Nokogiri
| The cable car station at the bottom of the mount
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