Etymology and distribution of 市毛.

Ichige 【市毛】^{レベル5
About 4,100}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Toukyou-to , Hyougo-ken , Niigata-ken .

① Fukui-ken Katsuyama-shi Origin of Ino (Ino). Place name with a record in the notation of "Ino" during the Heian period. The place name was also written as "Ino". Kanagawa-ken Yokosuka-shi It was in the Edo era in Ikegami. Toyama-ken is based in Toyama-ken Shimoniikawa-gun Nyuuzen-machi Shimo Iino (Iino).

② Korean type . Terrain . "Wild" was added to "I" including Yun. Oosaka-fu Oosaka-shi There is a record of naturalization on Yodogawa-ku on August 18, 1986. The real name is Yoon. 尹 In reference.

※ Kouchi-ken Agawa-gun Ino-chou is a geographical name with the notation of "Ino" in the Warring States Period. Place names are also written as "Inoue" and "Ino".

Ichike 【市毛】^{レベル5
About 4,100}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Chiba-ken , Saitama-ken , Toukyou-to .

① Topography . From the field. There are examples of using "wild boar" in the well. Chiba-ken Awa-gun Kyonan-machi In Kamikazu he tells that he was engaged in agriculture by grass-roots . Chiba-ken Tougane-shi It was in Edo era in Ueda. In Saitama-ken Chichibu-gun Ogano-machi Iida tells that it was called from 1573 to 1592 (Tensho year).

② Kouchi-ken Kami-shi Konbuku Town Ino-brought origin. A place name with a record in the notation of "Ito" in the Azuchi Momoyama period. It is distributed in the same place.

③ Shizuoka-ken Hamamatsu-shi Originated from the vicinity of Shimokazu-cho Shimokazawa Kitano (old: Ino-no-Ino). A place name with a record in the Heian period. Ooita-ken Hita-shi It was in the Edo era in the Nakazugawa village. Tell him that he is the descendant of the warrior of the Heian era, Lee Nao Hayata (Lee No Hayata).

※ Fukuoka-ken Kasuya-gun Hisayama-machi Ino is a place name with a record since the North-South morning era.

④ Ooita-ken Hita-shi Originated from Ino in the Nakatsugawa village's Gorges . There is also a passage from Shiga-ken 's inno (Inohana) in the same place. Shiga-ken Kouka-shi Tsuchiyama-cho Inuna was a place name with a record since the Edo period.

⑤ Wakayama-ken Originated from Ino, the Shiba's small figure in the southern town of Hidaka District.