Etymology and distribution of 井野口.

Inoguchi 【井野口】^{レベル4
About 1,300}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Toyama-ken , Hiroshima-ken , Kyouto-fu . Terrain . From rocks and waterfalls. Toyama-ken Toyama-shi Distribution exists in Fuchu-machi outer rim. Kyouto - fu Yosa - gun Yosano - chou Iwaki is a place name with a record since the Sengoku period. Chiba-ken Sakura-shi Castle town was in the Edo era in the clan Sakura of the Clan office. Kagawa-ken Marugame-shi I tell him that Iwasaki surname was changed from Okadagami in Aya Town. Estimated in the Edo period. 岩崎 Iwasaki reference. Good neighbor . Hiroshima-ken Shoubara-shi Distributed in Tosoizawa Town.

Inokuchi 【井野口】^{レベル4
About 1,300}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Aichi-ken , Gifu-ken , Toukyou-to .

① Gifu-ken Gifu-shi Birth of Iwata Higashi Iwasaki. A place name with a record since the Edo period.

② Saitama-ken Chichibu-gun Nagatoro-machi Birth of Iwata. Place name with a record since the North / South morning era.

③ Wakayama-ken Nishimuro-gun Kamitonda-chou Originated from Iwata. A place name with a record since the Heian period. The place name was also written as "Ishida".

④ Fukuoka-ken Ogoori-shi Birth of Uewaita · Shimowada. A place name with a record since the Kamakura period.

⑤ Ooita-ken Usa-shi Originated from Iwata, a small character in Nakada .

⑥ Ibaraki-ken Tsuchiura-shi Origin of Oiwa - wada. A place name with a record since the Kamakura period.

⑦ Good neighbor . Fukuoka-ken Kitakyuushuu-shi Originated from Iwata in Shinozaki's Shimazaki district.

⑧ Korea system . Thing . "Rock" is used from Gyeongju Lee's founder's tradition of Gyeongju city, Korea's Republic of Korea. Oosaka-fu Oosaka-shi There was a record of naturalization on April 26, 1989 at Ikeno-ku. The real name is Li. 李 Ri reference. 岩本 Iwamoto reference.

Originated from Iwata of Hiroshima-ken Yamagata gun. Period, location unknown.

Tokushima-ken Tokushima-shi Tokushima cho was in the Edo period in Tokushima Samurai of the Clan office. The same clan says that Iwasa of Aichi-ken Ama-shi (formerly Haito-gun) was a vassal of Nobunaga Oda, a warrior of warring States and Azuchi-Momoyama period. Location unknown.