Okayama-ken , Hyougo-ken . Occupation . A variant of the 采女 . Okayama-ken There is distribution in Mimasaka-shi rice fields .
Saitama-ken Kasukabe-shi , Chiba-ken .
① Saitama-ken Hanyuu-shi Originated from Uemura Kim, Shimomura-kun. The name of place called "Village Kimono" in the Muromachi Period. In the Edo era, the place name was called "Uemura Village · Shimomura Village." Saitama-ken Kasukabe-shi It was in the Edo era at Nishiginooki. Saitama-ken Kasukabe-shi tells that it was written as "Kimi-mura" in the Edo era. It is unknown whether Kimi village exists.
② Abstract . Kimino's abbreviation. Tottori - ken Yazu - gun Wakasa - chou In Wakasa tell me that Meiji New Last name left Kinno 's "Kimi". 君野 reference.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 3 |
1 Hiroshima-ken(About 30) 2 Fukuoka-ken(About 10) 3 Oosaka-fu(Very rare) 3 Hyougo-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 50 | |
| Ranking | 42,658 | |
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1 Kitakyuushuu-shi Moji-ku(About 10) 1 Yamagata-gun Kitahiroshima-chou(About 10) 1 Akitakata-shi(About 10) 4 Miyoshi-shi(Very rare) 4 Noogata-shi(Very rare) 4 Izumi-shi(Very rare) 4 Ashiya-shi(Very rare) 4 Fukuyama-shi(Very rare) 4 Hiroshima-shi Asaminami-ku(Very rare) |
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