Not far from the Japanese town of Futami, in the south of the country, there are two small remote rock in the water. They are called Meoto Iwa and symbolize a marriage between a man and a woman.
These two Kekura so-called stand-alone in the water rocks, are the inhabitants of the nearby place of worship temple Okitama Ft. Two rocks - two characters. One of Kekura - an image of the god Izanagi creations, and the second - the goddess of creation and death of Izanami. They were also a married couple. As you know, the higher the rock - it is Izanagi. Connecting cables - a symbol of the strong bonds of marriage. They are made of woven rice stalks. The total weight of "design" is almost a ton! It replaced before each of the ceremonies. And here they are held three times a year: in May, September and December.