Nachi Waterfall is one of Japan's tallest waterfalls, standing at 133 meters (436 feet) high. Located in Nachi-Katsuura, a town in Wakayama Prefecture, it is part of the Nachi Taisha Shrine complex, which is a significant site for the Shinto religion. The waterfall is fed by the Nachi River and is known for its stunning beauty, especially during the rainy season when the water flow is at its peak. Visitors to Nachi Waterfall can enjoy scenic views and the surrounding lush forest, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and photographers. The area is also rich in cultural significance, as it has been a place of worship for centuries. The waterfall is often depicted in traditional Japanese art and is considered a sacred site, symbolizing the connection between nature and spirituality.