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Еще в древние времена у водопада был возведен синтоистский храм Хиро-дзиндзя. Там же расположен буддийский храм Сэйганто-дзи. Удивительное единение двух религий. Впрочем, для японцев – вполне нормальное явление.
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Водопад Нати не только является объектом поклонения, но и сам считается божеством. По мнению японцев в водопаде обитает священный дух Хиро-гонгэн. Вот уже много веков подряд пилигримы, которых не смущают извилистые горные тропы, приходят поклониться к водопаду.
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Wakayama on Kia's peninsula is in prefecture the highest Japanese falls – Nati. It breaks from a rocky 133-meter ledge and is overthrown to the deep 10-timetrovy pool at the bottom. The main stream is surrounded in several tens picturesque streams. Whether it is worth being surprised that this place from time immemorial is considered sacred and worthy worship.
In ancient times at falls the Shinto temple Hiro-dzindzya was built. In the same place the Buddhist temple Seyganto-dzi is located. Surprising unification of two religions. However, for Japanese – quite normal phenomenon.
It is best of all to consider Nati it is possible from an observation deck of the Buddhist temple. From there the remarkable view of a natural miracle and a man-made three-storied pagoda opens. In a clear weather it is impossible to tear off a look from promptly overthrown stream. In rainy months when the river is deep, Nati's vicinities are shaken from a continuous roar.
Most of all tourists gathers near falls on July 14. This day in one of Kumano's temples – the town located nearby the festival of fire of Nati – Nati - but - Hi - Matsuri is celebrated. The most interesting and spectacular is the clarification ceremony fire of the road to falls – Shinto priests bear huge torches and palanquins to Hiro-dzindze.
Nati's falls not only are object of worship, but also itself it is considered a deity. According to Japanese the sacred spirit Hiro-gongen lives in falls. Here already there are a lot of centuries in a row pilgrims who aren't confused by twisting mountain tracks, come to bow to falls.
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