Wow, go here even if weather isn’t good it’s a great spot. The near by town has food and treats. We adventured up to the 3 story pagoda then walked down a wonderful path to the falls. Be careful walking down if wet it is slippery. The kids reaction to the water fall was worth all the stairs we had to walk back up. They where amazed. There is free parking if you drive further up the road. If you park next to the falls the fee is 500 yen just a couple blocks up there is a 400 yen parking spot.

We parked near the foot of the stairs and began walking up. Didn’t know how long but the stairs are really easy to walk up.. only to find out that there is a parking lot up there.. hahaha.. Managed to find a nice spot with a similar shot compared to the common shot of the temple with the nashi falls on the backdrop.

Highest waterfall in Japan. Nachi Falls is nestled in the mountains next to the Kumano Hongu Taisha shrine and Hayatama Taisha shrine. Many areas for great viewing and pictures.

Definitely worth a good 2-3 hours to take a look around these falls and the shrine buildings next to it. The falls are fairly big and easily accessible, though there are plenty of steps to get there and also up to the main shrine as well. Some of the parking is a little cheaper away from the main entrance, around 400 yen or so as opposed to 500 yen. I believe there is a free parking area perhaps I missed it on my way in. The falls are ever present wherever you walk around this area so they are great to have in the background for many photos, from the shrine etc.

An absolutely beautiful place and well worth the visit. Nachi Falls is the tallest waterfall in Japan and it’s magnificent to see up close. The walk Down towards the waterfall is also scenic with amazing big beautiful large trees that must’ve been hundreds of years old. If you wanna go closer to the waterfall at mid height you gotta pay 300 at the entrance, and they provide like a small plate for drinking the waterfall water for an additional 200 yen right after the entrance gate. The plates are cute and you can bring them home. Of course you can drink the water without the plates as well. The hike down and up is a bit tough, but I’d say worth all the effort.

Nachi Waterfall is the tallest single-drop waterfall in Japan. Its waters plunge in a stream that is 13 meters wide at the top to a basin 133 meters below. The thundering roar, spray, and sheer scale of the cascade inspired such awe and reverence that it became a place of worship, and was eventually formalized as a Shinto shrine.

Due to covid this place was less crowded when I visit. From Mie ken, Matsusaka station bought ticket that is bound to Nachi san thought I have to transfer to other train turns out I have to get out and transfer to a bus going to Nachi waterfalls (google map wasn’t accurate that day) 😅 Almost lost but found my way. Its quite a long trip but It was hella worth it. Breathtaking view of the tallest waterfall in Japan. To all nature lovers this place is a must visit 😊

Very very natural forest plenty of tree. 133 meters height and 13 meters wide waterfall claimed one of top three Japan’s waterfalls. Hirou Jinja shrine .

Very beautiful water fall & shrines around the area. Requires a bit of walk from the parking lot. There are many parking lots but please make sure to use the one provided by the shrine so that you can park nearby this waterfall and drive up to the shrine for a total of ¥800 if you use a different parking, you would have to pay separately.

Absolutely the jewel of Wakayama Prefecture. The Nachi Falls, which plunge about 133 meters down, is a part of a larger nature area, which includes a steep forest climb, stunning natural scenery, temples, shrines, and of course the falls themselves. The man-made feature is the Seigantoji Temple, which you can visit for free. This is not only a great place to visit, it’s also great exercise. My iPhone told me that I climbed more than 50 flights of stairs that day. 🌲🌳🦌🇯🇵

nice water fall! one could even have a sip of the water for a long life (you had to pay an entry fee (300¥) and buy a bowl to drink the water (200¥) )if I live now forever thats worth it🤣

There is no wait to enter the premises but if you want to go up close, you have to pay 300 yen at the shrine window. It may take some waiting time if other people are lined up as well as if other people are on the spot in front of the falls where you actually want to take a photo. There’s a water fountain inside and you might want to bring your own bottle if you want to bring home some water. Lots of interesting things to spend your money on in the area. XD

As mentioned by almost every reviewer, it is the highest waterfall in Japan at 133 metres. Which means you can expect tourists pouring in non stop. The higher up the mountain you park, the more you pay. From the carpark, follow the crowd down 👇 a flight of stairs to the falls. Spiritual place for locals, easy walk overall.

From the wellspring within an evergreen primeval forest, Nachi Waterfall is Japan's tallest waterfall, with an uninterrupted drop of 133 meters. There is parking lots nearby. The fee is ¥500. From the car park, the access to the waterfall is by a flight of stairs.

At 133m height situated next to the Unesco Heritage taisha, the view & site are simply stunning! Plenty of corners to take photos, to get to higher level & closer to the waterfall, you have to pay 300yen for each adult. Many dog owners bring their pets along, too.

Stunning view, made me feel calm for a while. I’ve been there twice but early Morning was the best because it wasn’t crowded.

It is a beautiful place and a must visit when you are in the Wakayama prefecture. When I was there it rained quite the lot but it just added to it and it’s beauty.

Although very far from the nearest major city, this waterfall is worth the travel. It was a great spiritual experience to come visit this beautiful falls and visit the temple close to it.

The steps down is quite challenging as it is pretty uneven. Waterfall not bad, charges to go to the prayer platform of the waterfall. You can take a sip at the water for longevity in the way up.

Beautiful waterfall that's definitely worth a visit. If you r driving, U can park yr car at Diamon zaka steps and hike to Kumano Nachi Tanisha then to Nachi Falls. You need to be reasonably fit and will take about an hour or more. Then take a bus back to Diamon zaka Alternatively, park at Nachi Falls carpark. Since Nachi Falls is quite close to Kumano Nachi Tanisha, you can also visit Kumano Nachi Taisha. Just walk down the road to the entrance of the shrine n loop back via the hiking route

Stunning!! Paired with the 133m waterfall, this has to be the most popular taisha among all 3. Pretty steep hill to climb or you can park all the way to the pagoda. Plenty of parking along the way starting from the waterfall. Some parkings near the temple are 100 yen cheaper that the ones near waterfall. Plenty of souvenir shops & restaurants between waterfall to the temples. A few entries require 300yen for each adult, including the 850 year old tree & pagoda.

If you visit Japan, this is one of the temples and city you should come for sure. Not just the temples around here but the Nachi waterfall is so beautiful too. Use to be crowded…

After the short climb from Daimon-zaka, I felt a sense of achievement upon my arrival at the Nachi Taisha! The temple was slightly smaller than I expected. I was also hoping the temple to be more “historic” in its appearance than the rather “artificial redness” painted on the pillars. Perhaps they recently had a repaint or something? Anyway, what I found the most interesting at the Taisha is the giant Camphor Tree which was meant to - hopefully - grant your wish if you hold your Gomagi (Purification Homawood) and walk through the tree. This involved going inside the tree in one end and out the other end. It’s impressive to see how well-maintained this tree is and allowing visitors to go inside and to be awed by nature!

The main shrine looks more modern than I would have expected, the huge camphor tree is superbly interesting due to the fact that your can walk right into it and exit with a short stairs from the side!

Serenely abode forcing you to get and immersed in nature clubbed with quite beautiful mountains with divine and spiritual presence at Nachi Taisha.. Good place for family and friends to enjoy in the nature.

A beautiful shrine nestled into the mountainside. Picturesque views and great architecture. A must see along with Nachi Falls.

This is probably one of my favorite shrines in Japan - picturesque and spiritual. The whole place feels so sacred and mysterious. We visited during winter and the snow made it more magical. It’s a little far so driving up the mountains is the most efficient way of getting there. I highly recommend visiting Kumano-Nachi Taisha.

Another great Shinto shrine in Wakayama. A good though walk up the mountain but worth it in the end.

The shrine is beautiful. The buildings are the glorious shrine red, accessed via a large red torii gate and set around a large courtyard. Part of the experience of visiting the shrine comes from the the walk through the forest to get there from the Daimon gate. Well worth a visit.

A magical place, definitely you have to visit if you are in the south part of the Wakayama prefecture. We visited in January it was a bit cold, I can imagine from April till September nature there. 🍀👍🏻🥷🏻🇯🇵🪭

Good place. Good feel. Good. Stamps were at main building. They will collect them when close. So be there before they close if you want Kumano Koudo stamps.

This shrine was very calm and beautiful. You can make a wish while passing through in this 850year old tree that is very sacred. Here you can also have a nice view of the pagoda with the background of the Falls this was our highlight coming here in the region. We came up by car , just need to pay 800yen for the entry including parking. But if you are willing to come up by steep stairs you can easily park somewhere else where you only pay 400yen or 500yen.

I think this is number one shrine but access is not favorable so one day should be spend and can explore fully.

The ancient Kumano Kodo trail. Lush greenery, towering cedar trees, and the tranquil sounds of nature. There are many many steps up the shrine along the historical and spiritual Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route. Nachi Falls is one of Japan's highest waterfalls. The sight of the cascading water against the backdrop of the surrounding mountains is breathtaking and provides a serene setting for reflection. For those seeking a day of exploration, connection with nature, and cultural immersion, the Kumano Kodo Walking Trail & Nachi Falls One Day Tour is an enriching experience that captures the essence of Japan's natural beauty and spiritual heritage.

glad we are able to be here. nice you can drive to the top (over the tower there is a parking lot) with 800yen fee pay at car entrance.

Visited this Taisha after the Kumano Koda trail was completed.

The whole temple complex consist of several old big temples, high on a mountain slope with some really nice views. There isn't much to see apart from that which was kinda a let down since I was expecting a bit more after learning it's a heritage site. Maybe if i visited it during one of the festivals?

Worth a stop if you are in the area. There is a free parking lot near by. Lovely food stall around too. I don’t know whether it’s because of some sort of festival or it’s regular there.

A very basic old style Japanese hotel. No porter service. DIY with your luggage check in/out. The only selling point is the view if you book the seaview room. Breakfast is also good. There's also laundry facility.

One of the three Kumano Temples in the area. It's located at the city centre. Like other Shinto temples in the country, you'll find it a peaceful place to hang around.

The shrine is one of the Three Kumano Sanzan Shrines, along with Kumano Hongu Taisha Grand Shrine and Kumano Nachi Taisha Grand Shrine. Kumano Hayatama Taisha Grand Shrine is said to have been built as a place to worship the gods who had descended to earth on Gotobiki-iwa Rock in Kamikura-Jinja Shrine. The shrine's main deities are Kumano Hayatama no Okami and Kumano Fusumi no Okami, who are husband and wife.

2nd Taisha I visited after Hongu. It claims to be the No.1 Taisha in Japan when it comes to wish comes true. Good luck to everyone that visits!

Very peaceful and quiet taisha. One of Kumano Sanzan.

From the shrine being the part of world heritage I expected a bit more but it's in my opinion the least amazing out of there. Apparently there is also a pilgrimige route which has some nice sights unfortunately I didn't have the time to walk it. Parking next to it and the shrine grounds are free.

A beautiful red line of shrine, part of the Kii Sanzan—three of the most sacred shrines in Japan. It has several shrines, and if you are lucky you can take a glimpse of some of the maidens performing a dance inside the shrines. I’m most impressed by the 1000 year old tree in the garden. It’s said that during the pilgrimage people used to take branches from that tree home. How beautiful.

Interesting shrine with a long history where you can find the good luck 3-legged crow which adorns the Japanese national soccer ⚽ team uniform - stunning twisted straw ropes & giant red torii at the entrance, but not much to see once you enter in the shrine buildings. You can see a statue of the famous crow & enjoy the architecture.

Great place. If you take the walk, be prepared for a slightly higher difficulty. The nature stones are really slippery in rain, but you can easily get close via bus. Main problem might be fog. I recommend the pagoda for a great photo of the waterfall

Bright & cheerful colours, easiest to access among all 3 taishas, just off the main road at Shingu Town. Easy parking, nice & quaint surrounding with some old touristy shops. Situated on a flat ground that you don't have to climb for once!

Stamps at reception(?), place were good and not many people.

Beautiful temple but in comparison to the other two big Kumano temple not as exciting.

The Seiganto-ji Temple is located right next to the Taisha. Comparatively, I like this temple more as it gives a stronger sense of Buddhism and the architect of it is more historic. I also really like the calligraphy (御朱印) they wrote for me.

Right next to the Nachi Taisha and Falls. You will visit here naturally as you progress from the falls to the Nachi Taisha or vice versa. The pagoda with the waterfall in the background is a beautiful one of a kind sight.

Amazing temple. You should come here if you want a gochuin book with the nachi falls. They do amazing gochuins here. Also the three storied pagoda is part of this temple.

A spiritual place. The view is outstanding and the people here are very nice! Some of the places like the waterfall, and temple has a small entrance fee. You can take the bus to get here, or stop at the bottom and hike all the way (which recommended if you are in good condition) and use the bus to go back.

An excellent starting point of KUMANO KODO, World Heritage

worth a visit!😍🙏🏻

Worth a look, a beautiful temple in its own right.

The stairs going up to this point from the falls is tiring, but fun...hahaha Onve you go up here, you will see a pagoda with the falls beside it. It's a very very nice thing to see ! :)

(Translated by Google) There were few visitors and I was standing quietly. In Japan, it is said that there is a potalaka pure land at the end of the South Sea, and it is said that launching a ship aiming for that potalaka is called "Fudarakutokai". It was exhibited at. (Original) 訪れる人も少なくひっそりと佇んでいました。 日本では南海の果てに補陀落浄土があるとされていて、その補陀落を目指して船出することを「補陀落渡海」といわれており、境内には渡海僧が乗りこんだ船を復元したものが建物のなかに展示されていました。

(Translated by Google) It is a temple related to Kumano pilgrimage (three major shrines and one temple), which is a World Heritage Site. It is located at the foot of Nachi Taisha Shrine, and is only about 6 kilometers away, so if you are going to Nachi Falls, etc., you should visit here. is recommended. I think that the Kumano pilgrimage will be completed with 3 major shrines and 2 temples. There are wonderful trees, and there is also a beach prince right next to it, and I think it is a miraculous experience. There is also a free parking lot next door, and this temple is vacant. No one was there when I went. Thank you for visiting us. (Original) 世界遺産で熊野詣(3大神社と1寺)と関係があるお寺さんで、那智大社のふもとにあり、6キロ位しか離れていないので、那智の滝等に行かれる方はついでに行かれる事をおすすめ致します。3大神社、2寺でこれで熊野詣完結した事になると思います。素晴らしい樹木や、すぐ隣には浜の宮王子もあり、霊験あらたかであると思います。無料駐車場も隣接地にあり、こちらのお寺さんは空いています。私が行った時は誰もおられなかったです。お参りさして頂き有難うございました。

(Translated by Google) "Fudaraku" in "Fudarakusan-ji Temple" means "Potaraku" in Sanskrit, Kannon. According to Buddhism, there is Amida Nyorai's paradise in the west, and Yakushi Nyorai's Joruri world in the east. So, it is said that there is a Kannon Pure Land in the south, and there were monks who traveled to the Kannon Pure Land on the Fudaraku Tokaibune from this coast. There are 20 records of voyages from Nachikatsuura, the oldest being in 868 (Jogan) and the last in 1722 (Kyoho 7). In the precincts, a restoration of a wading ship is displayed. (Original) 「補陀洛山寺」の「ふだらく」とはサンスクリット語で「ポタラク」、観音様のことです。仏教では、西方に阿弥陀如来の極楽浄土があり、東方には薬師如来の浄瑠璃世界があるとされています。 で、南方には観音浄土があるとされており、この海岸から補陀洛渡海船に乗って観音浄土へと旅立っていったお坊さんたちがいたのでした。那智勝浦からの渡海行は、最古は貞観10年（868年）、最後は享保７年（1722年）で20件の記録が残されているそうです。 境内には渡海船の復元が展示されています。

Awesome temple! You can get a gochuin here.

(Translated by Google) A temple of the Tendai sect known as "Fudarakutokai". You can observe the reproduced sea-going ship. No admission fee, parking available (free) Right next to "Nachi Station" and "Roadside Station Nachi" on the JR Kisei Line. If you are not interested in the origin of the temple and the Fudarakutokai, there is not much to see. A temple named after "Mt. Potalaka", which is said to be the descendant of the Kannon Bodhisattva, located far to the south. It is the same Tendai sect as the temple "Aogishi Watariji" near Nachi Falls, and is currently managed by the temple. Under the influence of one of the world views after death, "the other world on the sea," "Fudarakutokai" was carried out as a slaughter business (training on the premise of death). Fudarakutokai is a ship that cannot leave the inside, called a "sea voyage ship," and is washed away into the sea. It is said that the chief priest of Potalaka Risshakuji Temple went there. It is very interesting because there is a legend that the ship was washed away in Okinawa. (Original) 「補陀落渡海」で知られる天台宗の寺院。 再現された渡海船を見学可能。 拝観料なし、駐車場あり(無料) JR紀勢本線「那智駅」、「道の駅なち」すぐそば。寺院の成り立ちや補陀落渡海に興味がなければあまり見るべきものはない。 遥か南方にあり、観音菩薩が降臨すると言われる「補陀落」の名を冠した寺院。 那智の滝近くの寺院「青岸渡寺」と同じ天台宗であり、現在は同寺が管理している。 死後の世界観のひとつ「海上他界」の影響下、捨身業(死を前提とする修行)として「補陀落渡海」が行われた。 補陀落渡海は、「渡海船」と呼ばれる内部からは出られない船に乗せられ海に流されるというもの。主に補陀落山寺の住職が行ったと伝わる。 船が沖縄などに流されたという伝説などもあり、非常に興味深い。

(Translated by Google) The mountain name of "Fudaraku Tokai no Oji" is "Hakukazan" and the temple name is "Fudarakusanji". In the precincts of Shirakasan Fudarakusanji Temple, there is a stone monument inscribed with the names of twenty-five people who sailed from here to obtain eternal salvation for their souls. In addition to the 25 people, it is believed that there were many commoners who sailed from here. Fudaraku is said to be a sacred place where Kannon Bodhisattva resides. The Nachigu Mandala depicts Fudarakutokai. (Original) 「ふだらく渡海のお寺」の山号は「白華山」寺名が「補陀落山寺」です。白華山補陀落山寺の境内には、霊魂の永遠の救済を獲得する為にここから船出して行った二十五人の名前を記した石碑があります。また25名以外にも此処から船出して行った庶民も数多くいたと考えられています。「補陀落」とは、観音菩薩がお住みになる聖地とされています。那智宮曼荼羅には補陀落渡海の様子が描かれています。

(Translated by Google) I went before 9:00. There was no one, and the people who managed it were working. It was clean and comfortable. Hamanomiya Oji and Fudarakusanji Temple are connected, and I didn't know the boundary. There were many parking lots around, and it was written that "Unauthorized parking is prohibited". (Original) 9時前に行った。人もおらず、管理する方々が働いておられた。綺麗に整備されていて気持ちよかった。 浜の宮王子と補陀洛山寺は、繋がっていて、私には境がわからなかった。 周りにいくつも駐車場があって「無断駐車禁止」と書いてあって、そこにおられた方に聞いたら、お参りに来たのなら停めて良いと言われた。

(Translated by Google) A dignified world cultural heritage site Fudarakuzanji Temple and Hamanomiya Oji next door are both registered as World Cultural Heritage Sites. You need to be careful not to miss out after visiting Fudarakuzanji Temple. In addition to these two, we visited all the world cultural heritage sites in Wakayama Prefecture, including Jison-in Temple, Nyukan Shofu Shrine, and Nyutsuhime Shrine. (Original) 世界文化遺産の貫禄あり 補陀洛山寺とその隣にある浜の宮王子が共に世界文化遺産に登録されています。補陀洛山寺を参拝した後に危うく行きそびれる事がないように注意が必要です。今回のこの二つに加えて、慈尊院、丹生官省符神社、丹生都比売神社の五つをもって和歌山県に存在する世界文化遺産をすべて踏破しました。

(Translated by Google) Get off at Nachi-Katsuura IC, turn left at the exit onto Prefectural Route 46, then turn right onto Prefectural Route 43, and you will see a sign for the Fudarakuzanji parking lot on your left. The private parking lot is large enough, but there is also a slightly larger parking lot just to the south. It was open just after 7:30 when I visited. Prayers and goshuin stamps start at 8:30, so I visited the adjacent Kumano Sansho Shrine (Hamanomiya Oji). The Fudaraku Tokai Ship is stored in a dedicated area within the shrine grounds, but it opens early for viewing. Other than the shrine, you can see it freely. When the shrine opens, you must take off your shoes and enter the hall, as shoes are not allowed inside the shrine. Candles and incense sticks are also available in the hall (50 yen each) Visiting the shrine is done by entering inside the tatami-matted area. Goshuin stamps are also accepted inside the hall and will cost 300 yen. 2024 is the 20th anniversary of the world heritage registration, so if you pay 1,000 yen, you can receive a special stamp. (As of January 6, 2024) (Original) 那智勝浦ICを降りて、出口を左折して県道46号に入り、ほどなくして、県道43号へ右折すると、左側に補陀洛山寺専用駐車場の看板が目に入ります。 専用駐車場も十分な広さはありますが、すぐ南側にはもう少し広めの駐車場もあります。訪れた7時半過ぎには開場されていました。 8時半から参拝と御朱印受付開始なので、隣接する熊野三所大神社(浜の宮王子)を参拝しました。 補陀洛渡海船は、境内の専用箇所に格納されていますが、早めに開場され拝観することができます。 他、拝殿以外は自由に拝見できます。 拝殿が開場すると、拝殿は土足禁止なので、靴を脱いで堂内に入ります。 ろうそくや線香も堂内にて(各50円) 参拝は、畳敷きの中に入り参拝する形です。 御朱印も堂内にて受付していて、300円納めます。2024年は、世界遺産登録20周年なので、1,000円納めると特別御朱印をいただくことができます。(2024年1月6日現在)

(Translated by Google) Fudarakuzanji Temple, which has been registered as a World Heritage Site... This temple is famous for Fudarakutokai. The Fudaraku voyage was aimed at the southern Pure Land ``Fudaraku'', and it is said that the voyage was carried out with the cabin sealed, so it was a kind of martyrdom. It is a world that we today cannot understand. (Original) 世界遺産登録資産にもなっている補陀洛山寺・・・ 補陀落渡海で有名な寺です。 補陀落渡海とは南方の浄土『補陀落』を目指すもので、その渡海船は船室を密閉して送り出したそうで、一種の殉教と言えるものだったみたい。 現代の我々には理解できない世界です。

(Translated by Google) I visited the shrine on January 1, 2024. I came to this place after visiting Nachi Falls and Seigantoji Temple earlier, but there was plenty of parking and I was able to visit in a quiet space. There's also a shrine next door...I might have won a drumstick (lol), but since I didn't know about it, I respectfully visited it even though it wasn't something I encountered on my travels. (Original) 2024年1月1日に参拝させて頂きました。那智の滝や青岸渡寺など先にお参りしてからのこの場所でしたが、駐車場も余裕が有り静かな空間で参拝出来ました。お隣の神社も・・・ついでにと言えばバチが当たりそうですが（笑笑）知らなかったので、旅の出逢いでは有りませんが謹んで参拝しました。

(Translated by Google) A temple with a quiet atmosphere in Nachikatsuura. This temple seems to have been the site of the Kannon worship known as Fudarakutokai, which was practiced in the Middle Ages. It seems that there was a belief (though it is quite a rough explanation) that if you get to a place called Fudaraku, where Kannon-sama lives, you will be able to pass away. Apparently, this temple was the place where the most people came from this temple. The boats used in the Fudaraku tokai are called watokai-bune, and because they carry small amounts of food and water and set out with the entrance blocked, they have the reputation of being sashingyo (not returning alive). It seems like it was. There is a restored ferry boat on display next to the temple, so if you are interested, we recommend that you come and see it. (Original) 那智勝浦にある静かな雰囲気のお寺。 このお寺は中世に行われていた補陀洛渡海と言われる観音信仰が行われていたようだ。 補陀洛渡海とは、観音様が住んでいる補陀洛と言う所に舟に乗ってたどり着くと往生できると言う(かなり雑な説明だが)信仰があったようで、日本全国でこのような信仰があったらしいが、このお寺からの渡海上人(渡海をした僧侶)が一番多いようだ。 補陀洛渡海で使用される舟は渡海舟と呼ばれ、少量の食べ物や水などを持ち込み入り口は塞がれた状態で船出する事から舎身行(生きては帰らない)と言う一面があったようだ。 お寺の横に復元された渡海舟が展示されているので興味のある方は訪れて見る事をオススメする。

(Translated by Google) A temple famous for Fudarakutokai. It is a component of the World Heritage Site. A restored Fudarakufune is on display. It's close to the interchange, and you can get goshuin stamps, so it's also recommended to visit during your Kumano Nachi Pilgrimage. (Original) 補陀落渡海で有名なお寺。世界遺産の構成要素です。 復元された補陀落船が展示されています。 インターチェンジから近く、御朱印もいただけますので熊野那智詣でついでにお参りするのもおすすめです。

(Translated by Google) One of the constituent heritage sites of the World Heritage Site “Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range”! Free parking available! Feel the historical power! It is located 5 minutes walk from Nachi Station and adjacent to Kumano Sansho Shrine (Hamanomiya Oji)! It's also close to Kumano Nachi Taisha, so I think it would be a good idea to go there together! (Original) 世界遺産「紀伊山地の霊場と参詣道」の構成遺産の一つ！無料駐車場あり！ 歴史的パワーを感じます！ 那智駅から徒歩5分のところにあり、熊野三所大神社（浜の宮王子）に隣接しています！ 熊野那智大社とも近いので一緒に行くといいと思います！