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Meoto Iwa Rocks
Meoto Iwa Rocks, or the "Wedded Rocks", are two sacred rocks representing a husband and wife, connected by a thick rope.
Futami Okitama Jinja Shrine
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- 575 Futamichoe
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About this sight
Facing Meoto Iwa Rocks, Futami Okitama Jinja Shrine is decorated with hundreds of frogs.
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