The sacred tree or the meotoiwa (a pair of rocks in two sizes, the larger one is thought to be the husband, the smaller the wife) in the himorogi belief and the iwakura belief in the Ancient Shinto, and Mt. Fuji as a sacred mountain are also called a kannabi which means the place or object where a quieted god always dwells or secretly lives (stays) in utshushiyo.
古神道の神籬（ひもろぎ）・磐座（いわくら）信仰の御神木や夫婦岩や、霊峰としての富士山などを、神奈備（かんなび）ともいい、現世（うつしよ）において神が常に鎮座するまたは隠れ住む（居る）場所や物を指す。