Kunimi
Kunimi ( Japanese 国 見 , German "view of the province / the country") means:
- several mountains (list limited to at least 500 m height) and peaks:
- in Fukushima Prefecture (564 m): Kunimi-yama (Fukushima)
- in the prefecture of Kagoshima (887 m): Kunimi-yama (Kagoshima)
- in the prefecture of Kōchi near Kōchi (926 m): Kunimi-yama (Kōchi)
- in the prefecture of Kōchi near Kami (formerly Tosayamada) and Motoyama (1,089 m): Kunimi-yama (Kami, Motoyama)
- in the prefectures of Mie and Nara (1,248 m): Kunimi-yama (Mie, Nara)
- in Tokushima Prefecture (1,409 m): Kunimi-zan (Tokushima) (also: Kunimi-yama)
- in Nagasaki Prefecture (777 m): Kunimi-yama (Nagasaki)
- a summit of the Unzen volcano (volcano) (Kunimi-dake, 1,347 m)
- derived from the name of the following cities:
- in Fukushima Prefecture: Kunimi (Fukushima)
- in Nagasaki Prefecture: Kunimi (Nagasaki) (today: Unzen (Nagasaki) )
- in Ōita prefecture: Kunimi (Ōita) (today: Kunisaki )
