In Shinto, everything is considered to have a spirit. The Hiro Shrine in front of the waterfall is dedicated specifically to the waterfall deity.
Nachi Waterfall | Review by Tim 天
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Yomiuriland
Yomiuriland is the historic, representative amusement park of Tokyo that is located in the area spanning across Inagi, Tokyo and Kawasaki, Kanagawa.
It wasn’t crowded, and we barely had to wait for most of the rides. There were almost only Japanese locals around, so it felt really authentic and local. Pretty nice 😌
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PokéPark KANTO
“PokéPark KANTO” is the first permanent outdoor facility to bring the world of the hit franchise Pokémon to life. It will open inside Yomiuriland in Inagi, Tokyo, on February 5, 2026. Set in a world where more than 600 Pokémon live, the park’s biggest draw is the chance to explore it like you’re on an adventure.
Pokémon fans will probably have a blast here.
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Grand Head Temple of the Washu Sect, Shitennoji Temple
Founded in 593 by Prince Shotoku, known as the “father of Japanese Buddhism.” During the Heian period, people’s reverence for the prince developed into a religious devotion, and the temple continues to attract many worshippers as a sacred site of Prince Shotoku worship. Because the temple was founded by Prince Shotoku, the Washu sect was established here as a new Buddhist sect in 1949 (Showa 24).
This is a famous temple in Osaka. The five-story pagoda is definitely worth paying to visit. If you have the Osaka Amazing Pass, you can enter for free. It's really worth checking out.
