Mount Unebi

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Mount Unebi is a small, historically significant hill in Kashihara, Nara Prefecture, traditionally associated with Japan’s first emperor and early imperial mythology.

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Mount Unebi canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
mountain
access on foot from Kashihara city
associatedWith Emperor Jimmu
first Emperor of Japan
belongsTo Nara Basin landscape
category Historic sites in Japan
Mountains of Nara Prefecture
coordinateLatitude 34.487
coordinateLongitude 135.800
country Japan
elevation 198.8 metres
approximately 199 metres
geologicalType volcanic hill (eroded)
hasAlternativeName Unebi-yama
hasCulturalSignificance Japanese imperial mythology
early Japanese state formation
hasHikingTrails true
hasJapaneseName 畝傍山
hasMythologicalRole site related to Jimmu’s accession
hasProtectionStatus local scenic site
hasSummitFeature small shrine
viewing area
hasVegetation mixed forest
hasViewOf Mount Amanokagu
Mount Miminashi
isSymbolOf Kashihara
isTouristAttraction true
languageOfName Japanese
locatedIn Kansai region
Kashihara
Nara Prefecture
Yamato Province (historical)
locatedOnContinent Asia
mentionedIn Kojiki
Nihon Shoki
near Kashihara Jingū-mae Station NERFINISHED
Kashihara Shrine
overlooks Kashihara city area
linked to: Kashihara
partOf Three Mountains of Yamato
Yamato Sanzan
romanization Unebiyama
linked to: Unebi-yama

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Kashihara Jingū nearby Mount Unebi
Yamato area near Mount Unebi
Kashihara hasMountain Mount Unebi
Yamato Sanzan hasPart Mount Unebi
Amakashi-no-oka viewOf Mount Unebi
Mount Miwa near Mount Unebi
Mount Amanokagu locatedNear Mount Unebi