Toyama-ken Himi-shi . Thing . Toyama-ken Himi-shi Meiji New surname by monk of Kojukuji of Jodo Shin Buddhist in Iwakubo. The temple is founded at Toyama-ken Himi-shi Buddhist temple in 645-650 (the year of Daejeon) and tells that the former was Shingon sect and was named Genji. The pronunciation in Genkusen's estimate is Genesowin.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 2 |
1 Kagoshima-ken(About 20) 2 Kanagawa-ken(Very rare) 2 Aichi-ken(Very rare) 2 Gifu-ken(Very rare) 2 Kyouto-fu(Very rare) |
| Population | About 40 | |
| Ranking | Out of ranking | |
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1 Shibushi-shi(About 20) 2 Kyouto-shi Nakagyou-ku(Very rare) 2 Fujisawa-shi(Very rare) 2 Hashima-gun Ginan-chou(Very rare) 2 Toyota-shi(Very rare) |
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1 鹿児島県 志布志市 野井倉(About 20) |
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| Ratios | Very rare |
1 Kagoshima-ken(0.00102%) 2 Gifu-ken(0.000189%) 3 Kyouto-fu(0.000166%) 4 Aichi-ken(Very rare) 5 Kanagawa-ken(Very rare) |
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1 Shibushi-shi(0.045%) 2 Hashima-gun Ginan-chou(0.0208%) 3 Kyouto-shi Nakagyou-ku(0.00447%) 4 Fujisawa-shi(0.00133%) 5 Toyota-shi(0.00121%) |
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1 鹿児島県 志布志市 野井倉(0.414% / About 20) |
