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[Image1]Couple Camellia - Place of MarriageGold, silver, and copper were mined in this area a long time ago,
[Image2]Couple Camellia - Place of MarriageGold, silver, and copper were mined in this area a long time ago,

Couple Camellia - Place of Marriage

Gold, silver, and copper were mined in this area a long time ago, and a man called an outsider who came from far away Kyushu to work as a mining instructor and the daughter of a fisherman in the former Ukusu Village fell in love, and they secretly met using the couple's stone as a place to meet. The man, who was opposed by his father, who said, "I will not give a daughter to a stranger," could not stay in this place and decided to return to his hometown, and the two planted a red and white camellia next to the couple's stone as a memory, and named it "Couple Camellia". After that, it disappeared along with the quarry, but as a place of Marriage for people who visit this area, Local young people have Reproduced it to the present.

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Ukusu Koganezaki, Nishi-Izu Town, Kamo-gun, Shizuoka

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