Monument of Marriage

Stone monument only for mural paintings

Original Text

Generally, the stone monument is engraved with letters, but there are no letters on the marriage monument, and it was a rare stone monument like a mural painted in the tumulus. It seems that the Okuninushi Okami and the God of Suserihime exchange the cup of the marriage of the couple and tied the eternal bond. Since this Okuninushi Okami and Suserihime god were enshrined in Izumo Taisha shrine, Izumo Taisha shrine seems to be said to be the god of marriage.

Couple and co

Original Text

According to Kojiki (the records of ancient matters), Okuninushi no Kami and Suserihime fell in love with each other at the moment they met and immediately married. However, because Suserhime's father, Susanoo, opposed it, he was tried by 々, but he cleared the difficulty and swore eternal love. As an aside, it is the connection with Yagamihime that Inaba's white cherry blossoms became a cupid of love. The mythical era was generous.

and the way they get along.

Original Text

It depicts the friendship between Okuninushi Okami, the deity of Izumo Taisha, and his lawful wife, Suseri, and Urumi. It is located on the west side of the approach, and it seems that Izumo Taisha Shrine shows that marriage benefits.

A monument of marriage

Original Text

When I walked along the approach to Izumo Taisha from the Otorii gate, it was on the left side. It is a monument based on a story derived from Kojiki. There is a stone monument and there are two rabbits in front. It's a certain distance from the approach, so I couldn't understand it unless I went by and read the inscription.