In Japan, many are familiar with “Shinjyu Kon,” or “Pearl Wedding Anniversary,” marking a couple’s 30th wedding anniversary, celebrated with gifts of pearl jewelry for their loved ones. To mark this or a couple’s other special moments in their lives, Pearl FALCO suggests a “Surprise Trip to Ise Shima.” If pressed for time away from the job, Ise Shima is especially appropriate for long weekend getaways.
Yokoyama Observatory in Shima City
From Yokoyama Observatory, with an expansive clear day view of several kilometers, one can soak in the spectacular vista of Ago Bay’s Ria Coast, the birthplace of cultured Akoya pearls. To make the moment even more memorable, Pearl FALCO can clandestinely advance deliver a 3 Akoya Pearl Jewelry Set or luxury pearl jewelry of your choice to your hotel or any other convenient location with a pre-written message. Just imagine handing this surprise gift to your loved one while admiring beautiful Ise Shima
Meoto Iwa – Ise Shima’s Famous “Married Couple”
The two sacred rocks of Meoto Iwa symbolize a married couple in the waters off the coast of Futami, a short drive from the center of Ise City.
Symbolically tied together with shimenawa, a Shinto ceremonial rice straw rope typically seen hanging below shrine entrances.
The rope is replaced every year on 5 May, 5 September and Mid December when the tides are calm.
And when the skies are clear … you might even catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji if you are lucky.
Meoto Iwa is considered an ideal spot for romantic lovers, and a perfect location to pray for marital bliss.
Pearl FALCO Ise Gallery
Pearl FALCO is ready to help you design and craft your own pearl jewelry. In fact, pearl jewelry customization is extremely popular with many of our customers. It is our honor to share our love and appreciation for luxury pearl jewelry.
When your meeting is over, we can commemorate the moment with you and your loved one together with pearls. Once your design is completed, Pearl FALCO will enclose the photo with your pearl jewelry in the shipment.
Ise Shrine – The Soul of Japan
