By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
For travelers who love nature or seek a bit of good luck, places where they hope to receive blessings from the God of Marriage have always been hugely popular. Among these, natural attractions that form heart shapes are especially appealing to couples and those hoping to find their other half. The tourism industry has released eight romantic energy “heart” attractions, allowing visitors to gather positive vibes for their love lives. They hope that all lovers in the world will eventually be united and enjoy lasting romance.
Wilson’s Tree is the most popular spot on the journey to see the Jomon Sugi. (Photo provided / Rakuten Travel)
•The unique heart-shaped outline of a Yakusugi tree
A hollowed-out stump of a Yakusugi tree on Yakushima Island. The hollow is large enough to walk inside, and when you look up at the sky from within, a beautiful heart-shaped outline comes into view. It is said that using a photo of this heart-shaped trunk as your phone wallpaper can enhance your love fortune.
Go on a refreshing drive date together. (Photo provided / Rakuten Travel)
•The heart-shaped rock that became famous through a TV commercial
Located on Kouri Island in northern Okinawa, a small island with a circumference of only about 8 kilometers, the “Heart Rock” on the island is beloved by couples and tourists. With the blue ocean horizon and the stunning view of the Kouri Bridge, you can experience the warmest romantic journey.
The heart-shaped rock known as the “Island of Love.” (Photo provided / Rakuten Travel)
•Search for the heart-shaped rock hidden at Gushichiku Beach
Gushichiku Beach in Okinawa Prefecture is full of mystery. Visitors can explore with a treasure-hunting mindset to find the unique heart-shaped rock on the beach and enjoy a romantic date with their partner along the shore.
The scenery resembling a heart shape is loved by couples. (Photo provided / Rakuten Travel)
•The famous diving spot “Twin Arch Rocks”
The “Twin Arch Rocks,” a very popular diving site in Okinawa Prefecture, features two arch-shaped rocks underwater that form a shape resembling a heart when viewed from below. It is said that this location is especially favored by women and couples.
Over time, the constant erosion by waves has carved the rocks into a heart-shaped cavity. (Photo provided / Rakuten Travel)
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