After walking along the mountain path for a ways, you'll see the Otaki Fudo Myo-o no Torii gate—that's when you know that you're almost at the temple. If you go by taxi or car instead, this will be your starting point. Various Buddhist images, including those of Ugayahakunaga Benzaiten and Minoshiro Fudo, are located along the trail to the waterfall, so take your time and look around.
Once you pass the Main Hall and Kiyotaki-do Hall, you'll arrive at Gyoja-no-taki Falls. Take in the refreshing sounds of the mountain stream and waterfall amidst this primeval forest filled with old pine trees, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, as you forget your worries and relax.
Because entry to the sacred Mount Omine area was traditionally forbidden to women, Mount Inunaki came to be known as Nyonin Omine—meaning “Mount Omine for women”—and even today it is popular among female believers in Shugendo who come to meditate under the waterfall. You can try this out for yourself if you're interested, although the experience is only available on certain days so advance inquiry and reservations are recommended.