Iimoriyama

Japanese: 飯盛山 - いいもりやま

[1] [noun] A mountain shaped like a pile of rice. It also explains its origin, and is connected to the legend of the rich man and the legend of Shiromai Castle. And the legend itself. [2][1] A small hill in the northeastern part of Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture. During the Boshin War, the Byakkotai, who were defeated in the Battle of Tonoguchihara, committed suicide while looking toward Wakamatsu Castle. It is 370 meters above sea level. Bentenyama. [2] A mountain in the Ikoma Mountains, on the border between Daito City and Shijonawate City in Osaka Prefecture. During the Nanboku-cho period, the brothers Kusunoki Masatsura and Masatoki , who fought a fierce battle with Takano Moronao , committed suicide at Shijonawate at the foot of the mountain . It is 318 meters above sea level.

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Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙飯を盛り上げたような形の山。またその由来を説明し、あるいは長者伝説や白米城伝説の結びついた山。およびその伝説。[2][一] 福島県会津若松市の北東部にある小丘。戊辰(ぼしん)戦争の時、戸の口原の戦いに敗れた白虎隊が若松城を望んで自刃した地。標高三七〇メートル。弁天山。[二] 大阪府大東市、四条畷(しじょうなわて)市の境にある、生駒山地の山。南北朝時代、高師直(こうのもろなお)と激戦した楠正行(まさつら)、正時兄弟が麓(ふもと)の四条畷で自刃した。標高三一八メートル。

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