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Lake Suwa, in Central Japan, freezes over if the winter cold is deep enough, and as it does, giant pressure fissures that can be kilometers long form across its surface. link These enormous ridges are said to be the track link left by the Shinto deity, Takeminakata-no-kami, who is the patron deity of the ancient Suwa Taisha Shrine. Legend has it that if the ice is thick enough, he departs his link ancient abode to visit the deity, Yasakatome-no-kami &ndash; she is the resident of the Lower Shrine of Suwa Taisha.