#WeddedRocks - Twitter Hashtag

about 2 months ago

A divine sunset view where the sun sinks right between the sacred wedded rocks and the white torii gate. Absolutely stunning! 🌅⛩️ #SakuraiFutamigaura #Futamigaura #Fukuoka #CelAnimation #BoldLineStyle #ToriiGate #WeddedRocks #Sunset #JapanTravel #JapanTrip

jpw_666's tweet photo. A divine sunset view where the sun sinks right between the sacred wedded rocks and the white torii gate. Absolutely stunning! 🌅⛩️

#SakuraiFutamigaura #Futamigaura #Fukuoka #CelAnimation #BoldLineStyle #ToriiGate #WeddedRocks #Sunset #JapanTravel #JapanTrip https://t.co/auXWso79UJ

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Brett Shavers 🙄

@brettshavers

almost 3 years ago

These rocks tied the knot. #japan #weddedrocks #meotoiwa

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PhotoPlace Gallery @PhotoPlaceVT

over 5 years ago

"Wedded Rocks, Japan" © Peter Hui from the online exhibition Quiet Landscape. To view more selected images follow the link and select the online gallery. https://t.co/O5Pg4ee5qW #quietlandscape #landscapephoto #fineartphotography #blackandwhitephoto #quietseascape #weddedrocks

PhotoPlaceVT's tweet photo. "Wedded Rocks, Japan" © Peter Hui
from the online exhibition Quiet Landscape. To view more selected images follow the link and select the online gallery.
https://t.co/O5Pg4ee5qW

#quietlandscape #landscapephoto #fineartphotography #blackandwhitephoto #quietseascape #weddedrocks https://t.co/KyjZYtASD1

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Kazue @japanese123

over 7 years ago

Meoto Iwa (夫婦岩) in Ise City, Mie Pref. are two sacred rocks known as the "Wedded Rocks" in English. The larger rock represents the husband, and the smaller one represents the wife. Photo: hyas_private on Flickr #meotoiwa #weddedrocks #japaneseculture #夫婦岩 #二見興玉神社

japanese123's tweet photo. Meoto Iwa (夫婦岩) in Ise City, Mie Pref. are two sacred rocks known as the "Wedded Rocks" in English. The larger rock represents the husband, and the smaller one represents the wife. Photo: hyas_private on Flickr #meotoiwa #weddedrocks #japaneseculture #夫婦岩 #二見興玉神社 https://t.co/v2KBtoMnhy

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Adventures in Kyoto @KyotoDailyPhoto

almost 8 years ago

THE WEDDED ROCKS- Just in front of the main shrine are two rocks known as Meotoiwa (夫婦 'The Wedded Rocks'). It seems that originally they occupied a patch of ground beside the main hall. They feature in a rather odd story. 11/16 #weddedrocks #夫婦 #meotoiwa #Kyoto #Sannojinja

KyotoDailyPhoto's tweet photo. THE WEDDED ROCKS-

Just in front of the main shrine are two rocks known as Meotoiwa (夫婦 'The Wedded Rocks'). It seems that originally they occupied a patch of ground beside the main hall. They feature in a rather odd story. 11/16
#weddedrocks #夫婦 #meotoiwa #Kyoto #Sannojinja https://t.co/yZxevPYg26

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InsideJapan Tours @InsideJapan

almost 9 years ago

Meoto Iwa (the Wedded Rocks) are two sacred rocks connected by a shimenawa rope which acts as the division between the spiritual and earthly realms. Image credit: Sara Pretelli #WeddedRocks #MeotoIwa #InsideJapan