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Sacred Shinto Rocks: Meoto Iwa in Futami, Japan

September 23, 2015
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Two sacred Shinto rocks connected by a sacred rope in Futami, Japan, symbolizing unity and harmony between male and female deities.

Sacred Shinto Rocks: Meoto Iwa, a serene and cultural landmark in Futami, Japan.

Two sacred Shinto rocks, Meoto Iwa, connected by a shimenawa in Futami, Japan. The male rock topped with a shrine, the female rock beside it, surrounded by calm waters reflecting the setting sun. A serene and cultural landmark symbolizing the unity of male and female deities in Japanese traditions.

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