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A Symbol of Romanic Love
700 meters off the coast of Mie sits a pair of large rocks referred to as Fuufu-iwa [married couple rock]. The larger 9-meter-tall rock is considered to be the man and the smaller 4-mete-tall rock is considered the woman. The two are connected by a large rope. For many years, this spot has been a popular destination to watch the sunrise—especially between May and July when the Sun appears to rise from between the two rocks. It is considered a symbol of love to couples in Japan.
| Address | 575 Futamichoue, Ise, Mie Prefecture 519-0602 |
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| Directions | Route 1 |
| Business hours | None |
| Holidays | None |
| Contact | 0596-43-2020 |
| Wi-Fi | Not available |
| Credit card payment | Free |
| Supported languages | None |
| Price | Free |
| Average visit length | 30 minutes -1 hour |
| Websites | Official Site (JPN)https://ise-seaparadise.com/meotoiwa/VISIT ISESHIMA (JPN)https://www.iseshima-kanko.jp/spot/1292/ |
