  Classical definitions of weak higher-dimensional categories are given
inductively; for example, a bicategory has a set of objects and hom categories,
and a tricategory has a set of objects and hom bicategories. However, more
recent definitions of weak $n$-categories for all natural numbers $n$, or of
weak $\omega$-categories, take more sophisticated approaches, and the nature of
the "hom" is often not immediate from the definitions. In this paper, we focus
on Leinster's definition of weak $\omega$-category based on an earlier
definition by Batanin, and construct for each weak $\omega$-category
$\mathcal{A}$, an underlying (weak $\omega$-category)-enriched graph consisting
of the same objects and for each pair of objects $x$ and $y$, a hom weak
$\omega$-category $\mathcal{A}(x,y)$. We also show that our construction is
functorial with respect to weak $\omega$-functors introduced by Garner.
