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:This mountain is near Nara. While the Kasuga Plains appear in a number of poems, Kasuga Mountain is used in only a handful. Because of the characters used to write the name, it is associated with spring. | :This mountain is near Nara. While the Kasuga Plains appear in a number of poems, Kasuga Mountain is used in only a handful. Because of the characters used to write the name, it is associated with spring. | ||
:GSS [[Gosenshu 1#2|2]] | :GSS [[Gosenshu 1#2|2]] | ||
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;Miwa Mountain 三輪山 | |||
:A mountain near Nara, associated with its cedar trees (杉). Especially popularized by KKS 982. | |||
:GSS [Gosenshu 10#624|624]] | |||
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- Kasuga Mountain 春日山
- This mountain is near Nara. While the Kasuga Plains appear in a number of poems, Kasuga Mountain is used in only a handful. Because of the characters used to write the name, it is associated with spring.
- GSS 2
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- Miwa Mountain 三輪山
- A mountain near Nara, associated with its cedar trees (杉). Especially popularized by KKS 982.
- GSS [Gosenshu 10#624|624]]
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- Saya no Nakayama 小夜の中山
- This is a mountain road in Omi province, known for its steepness. It often appears in poetry as a preface for nakanaka ni because of its name.
- GSS 507