Etymology and distribution of 上口.

Kamiguchi 【上口】^{レベル5
About 3,500}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Ehime-ken , Oosaka-fu . Ehime-ken Matsuyama-shi Distributed in Takada.

Ueguchi 【上口】^{レベル5
About 3,500}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Okayama-ken Kasaoka-shi , Hyougo-ken , Oosaka-fu . Occupation . From a killer who was serving the Imperial Court from the Kofun period, from a female officer carrying out various kind of miscellaneous matters. Okayama-ken Kasaoka-shi Higashi Odo is based.

Uwaguchi 【上口】^{レベル5
About 3,500}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

大正 Taishou reference.

Kamikuchi 【上口】^{レベル5
About 3,500}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Kagoshima-ken , Toukyou-to , Chiba-ken Choushi-shi .

① Kagoshima-ken Minamikyuushuu-shi Birth of Kamiyamada Kinno, Kawabe-cho. It is distributed in the same place.

② There is a surname including "Kim". Chiba-ken Choushi-shi It is distributed in Nagatsuka cho.

③ variant of the 郡 . Tottori - ken Yazu - gun Wakasa - chou In Wakasa say that Genji 's descendants ceded county name and then decomposed the county as Kimno' s family name and further changed Kinno 's surname to the Edo period. It is unknown whether Kinno will exist. 源 Minamoto reference. 郡 Koori reference.

Jouguchi 【上口】^{レベル5
About 3,500}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Shizuoka-ken , Saga-ken .

① Denmark . Tadepo of Samashita Ward, Busan Metropolitan City, Korea, is the place of comparison of the original residence of Mr. Taka. There is a tradition that it was given to the Emperor Kinme Emperor of the Kofun period when he gave a lot of money (Tatari). Many profits are also written as "entanglement (Tatari)" to prevent thread entanglement. Yamaguchi-ken Houfu-shi Takanori is a place name with a record in the notation of "Tara" in the Heian era. It was in the Heian period in the southern part of Kyouto-fu (formerly Yamashiro).

There is also a transmission with Baekje .

② Birth of Kanagawa-ken Yokosuka-shi Kamoi (old: Takara). Place name unknown record era. A place of comparison in tradition.