Etymology and distribution of 富士原.

Fujiwara 【富士原】^{レベル4
About 900}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Hokkaidou , Tottori-ken , Hyougo-ken .

① Tottori-ken Tottori-shi Kofu cho Araku is based. Tottori-ken Touhaku-gun Misasa-chou Yubuya was the Kamakura period, Tottori-ken Tottori-shi Kawaramachi Yudani (Yudhani) was a place name with a record since the Edo period. Tottori-ken Tottori-shi Higashi - cho was in the Edo period in the Tottori Samurai of the Clan Office.

② Hiroshima-ken Miyoshi-shi Originated from the vicinity of Otani Misaka-cho (formerly Yudanisho). A place name with a record since the Edo period. Tell them that they called it during the Sengoku period in the same place. Last name is also written as "Yutoya". 柚谷 Yuuya reference.

③ Mie-ken Taki-gun Oodai-chou Originated from Yudani in Yuriya in Yuriya.

④ Hyougo-ken Awaji-shi Originated from Yudani of Yamada Ko's small character.

⑤ Hyougo-ken Sumoto-shi Originated from Yuya (Yu Dani) in the Nakagawara Town Hall's small character.

⑥ Wakayama-ken Higashimuro-gun Kushimoto-chou Originated from Yano Taniguchi, a small figure of Sabu .

⑦ Topography . "Valley" added to hot water. In Toukyou-to in 1949 changed name from a boiling name. 湯 Tou reference.

Fujihara 【富士原】^{レベル4
About 900}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Shizuoka-ken Kakegawa-shi , Kagoshima-ken Ooshima-gun Amagi-chou , Hyougo-ken Tanba-shi .

① Topography . From snow and mountains. Shizuoka-ken Kakegawa-shi Kamigasigo, Hyougo-ken Tanba-shi Aogaki-machi Tohsaka is based. Nagasaki-ken Hirado-shi The rocky town was in the Edo era in the Hirado clan of the clan office.

② Topography . "Mountain" added to the snow which is the surname of Amagi archipelago of Kagoshima-ken . Estimated at the time of returning to Japan in 1953. Kagoshima-ken Ooshima-gun Amagi -chou is based in Amagi. 雪 Yuki reference.

③ things . Toyama-ken Kurobe-shi Meiji New surname by monk of Zoshokuji of Jodo Shin Buddhism in Ura-yama town. "Snow" and "Mountain" are used from white snowy mountains of the temple's mountain.