Etymology and distribution of 丹生石.

Niuishi 【丹生石】^{レベル2
About 40}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Oosaka-fu , Hyougo-ken . Thing . From the peony. There was a tradition that Hyouto-ken had grown peony in the so-called "peony flower" alias. Estimated in the Edo period.

* There was a case called Miyagi-ken because he liked the peony. Unknown times.

※ Saitama-ken Gyouda-shi Honmaru's Shinobi was in charge of Mr. Narita who was a castle owner during the Sengoku period · Azuchi Momoyama period.

Nyuuishi 【丹生石】^{レベル2
About 40}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Ishikawa-ken . Ishikawa-ken Wajima-shi Rokumata-machi Rikuno mouth (Makiguchi) is a place name unknown in the record era. It is distributed in the same place.