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Impressive shinto sacred shimenawa rope hangs on the Miyajidake Shrine of Kyushu. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese tourists walking toward the Japan biggest Shimenawa rope in Miyajidake Shrine. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panel selling shinto sacred decorations called Shimenawa in the Miyajidake Shrine of Kyushu. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wooden miniature replica of a torii gate adorned with Shimenawa in the Miyajidake Shrine of Kyushu. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese faithful queueing in front of the Miyajidake Shrine famous for its giant Shimenawa rope. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shinto sacred shimenawa rope hangs between two truncks of two gigantic twins camphor trees in Japan.

The Miyajidake Shrine adorned with an impressive shinto sacred Shimenawa rope at foot of Miyaji Mount. Royalty Free Stock Photo

An impressive shinto sacred decoration made in dried straw or hemp called shimenawa rope hangs between two truncks of two gigantic twins camphor trees called shinboku or goshingi meaning sacred tree.