Etymology and distribution of 尾後.

Ogo 【尾後】^{レベル3
About 200}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Oosaka-fu . Thing . From persimmon and flowers. Oosaka-fu Sen'nan-shi Based on Shinsei Oozuyo . In the same place tells that descendants of Kusunoki Masayuki who is a military commander of the South and North morning era called the Muromachi Period. There is a belief that Mr. Kusunoki had written Tachibana of the real name separately as "Tachibana". 楠木 Kusunoki reference. 橘 Tachibana reference. 立花 Tachibana reference.

Onoushiro 【尾後】^{レベル3
About 200}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Shimane-ken , Oosaka-fu , Okayama-ken .

① Occupation . A variant of a 鍛冶屋 . Shimane-ken Izumo-shi In the suburban town I say that it was a blacksmith (Kazya) during the Warring States Period. Hiroshima-ken Sera-gun Sera-chou There is a tradition in Koso. 鍛冶屋 Kajiya reference.

② Ehime-ken Oozu-shi Takamori of the Hirano Town Plain (aka: Kajiya valley (Kazya)) It was in the Warring States Period in the castle.

③ Okayama-ken Kurashiki-shi In Shizuzu it is said that Shiga-ken 's departure and Mr. Sasaki's descendant was also called "Kaki". 佐々木 Sasaki reference. 加地 Kaji reference.

④ In Kanagawa-ken , Kajigaya is mainstream.

⑤ Heteromorphism of 梶屋 . Ishikawa-ken Kaga-shi In Hashidate-cho, a shipper tells us that he changed from Kajiya surname. Estimated in the Edo period. The pronunciation is Kajiya. 梶屋 Kajiya reference.

⑥ Ooita-ken Usa-shi Originated from Kajitani (Kazuya) in Oogani's small character.

⑦ Ooita-ken Usa-shi Originated from Kajitani, a small figure in Nakada .