About 1 hour from Tokyo. Also a few minutes from Yokosuka U.S. military base by train. Get off the bus and hike for a few minutes. The sun shining through the trees is pleasant.

The height is not so high, so walk for a few minutes.

It was already there, right by the entrance, a natural rock-climbing wall.

Map routes vary.

A few minutes’ walk from the entrance is a wall of even higher difficulty.

Finally, we arrived at our destination this time.

You can also rock climb on this Buddha statue, but it is dangerous and there is a warning sign. A good hiking course for a walk.

Detailed locations can be found on my TripAdvisor.

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TN

The Corona virus has given me a lot of free time, and I've become interested in saki, making it my lifelong hobby. Here are some of the best Japanese sake encounters possible. コロナ禍で日本酒に興味を持ち、死ぬまでの一生の趣味と位置付け、日々様々な日本酒と出会い、そして美味しい食事も探し求めるさすらいの呑んべい。可能な限り素敵な出会いをご紹介。

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