Etymology and distribution of 老木.

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老木

老木(おいき)さんの由来と分布

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【老木】名字の由来と語源

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Oiki 【老木】レベル3
About 70  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Gifu-ken Nakatsugawa-shi , Aichi-ken , Hyougo-ken . 緒方 surname available. Nagano-ken Prefecture (Chiisagata) County is a place name recorded in 741 (Tenpyo 13 years) with the notation of "Shi prefecture". Hyougo-ken Awaji-shi In Tohta, Miyagi-ken tells Tomoda-gun from Mr. Kochi who came to Japan from 1338 to 1342 (during the calendar year) and named the place name.

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【老木】名字の分布

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Whole Japan Prefectures
レベル3 1　Oosaka-fu(About 20)
2　Hokkaidou(About 20)
3　Fukui-ken(Very rare)
3　Shiga-ken(Very rare)
3　Tokushima-ken(Very rare)
3　Gifu-ken(Very rare)
3　Toyama-ken(Very rare)
3　Saitama-ken(Very rare)
PopulationAbout 70
Ranking38,443
Rank by city
1　Tokachishi-chou Shimizu-chou(About 10)
2　Izumi-shi(About 10)
2　Kishiwada-shi(About 10)
4　Toyama-shi(Very rare)
4　Echizen-shi(Very rare)
4　Nagahama-shi(Very rare)
4　Takayama-shi(Very rare)
4　Izumisano-shi(Very rare)
4　Saitama-shi Oomiya-ku(Very rare)
4　Obihiro-shi(Very rare)
Rank by subregion
1　大阪府 岸和田市 額原町(About 10)
1　北海道 上川郡清水町 御影南２線(About 10)
都道府県分布数図 市区町村分布数図 小地域分布数図

Notable cities

Tokachishi-chou Shimizu-chou

Similar names:

Oiki 【追木】レベル3
About 300 , Oiki 【生木】レベル3
About 300 , Oiki 【笈木】レベル3
About 120 , Oigi 【追着】レベル3
About 60

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Oiki 【追木】レベル3
About 300 exist.

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