Jun 27, 2025
Meoto Iwa, Japan with my Mamiya RB67
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Meoto Iwa, Japan with my Mamiya RB67
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Marriage, Ise, Japan
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Artist: Shotei Hokuju Title: View of Futamigaura Date: Ca. 1820s.
Wedded Rocks
soft wrinkles of waves ocean’s treasure wrapped in silk Shinto wedding gift
Kim M. Russell, 2017
Wedded Rocks
My response to Carpe Diem #1162 Ueno Iga Province, birthplace of Basho
Today we are visiting the region in which Matsuo Basho was born: Iga Province near Ueno, in modern-day Mie Prefecture. We have already learnt a lot about Basho, Chèvrefeuille’s haiku master of almost thirty years.
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The Romance of Meoto Iwa (夫婦岩), the Wedded Rocks
For more photos and videos from the wedded rocks, explore the 夫婦岩 / The Wedded Rocks location page.
Off the coast of Futami in Japan's Mie prefecture, two large rocks jutting from the sea are tied in eternal embrace. Known as meoto iwa (夫婦岩), the "wedded rocks" comprise a shinto site symbolizing the union of Izanagi and Izanami, the divine couple that gave birth to the Japanese islands and the kami (spirits) that inhabit them. The rice-straw ceremonial rope, or shimenawa (注連縄), that binds the rocks weighs over a ton and must be replaced multiple times a year as it deteriorates in the wet sea air.
Futami - husband and wife / mari et femme by WF3 on Flickr.
The Sun's Returning March
Ise Shima (伊勢志摩) wears a magnetic field around it, a force, that keeps pulling you; perhaps it is the ragged coastline or may be it is the cliffs, and the white spray of the waves, may be all that bajillion rocks jutting out of the ocean, have a force underneath that never allows the mind to wander far off… I went there the week before; a drive, that brought me back from a serious attack of boredom.. and I went there again, this past weekend; and just added notes on my calendar apps for future visits!....
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