Etymology and distribution of 舞草.

Maigusa 【舞草】^{レベル3
About 120}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Hokkaidou , Toukyou-to , Kanagawa-ken . A variant of 米沢 .

Maikusa 【舞草】^{レベル3
About 120}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Hokkaidou , Oosaka-fu , Hyougo-ken .

① Birth of Gunma-ken Oota-shi Yonezawa-cho. A place name with a record since the Kamakura period.

② Origin of Yamagata-ken Yonezawa-shi . A place name with a record since the Warring States Period.

③ things . Nagano-ken Kamiina-gun Iijima-machi At Nizorari tells that Kanazawa who came back to 1582 (Tensho 10 years) changed the crab to "rice" and renamed it. 蟹沢 Kanisawa reference.

④ Yamanashi-ken Minamikoma-gun Minobu-chou Originally born in Yagisawa - shi, Yagisawa. A place name with a record since the Edo period. From 'rice' and 'sawa' which are Yagisawa's "eight" and "wood" together. In the same area tells Mr. Sano called during the Warring States Period. 佐野 Sano reference.

⑤ Shizuoka-ken Shizuoka-shi Aoi-ku Born of Tochizawa (formerly Yonezawa). Tochisawa was a place name with a record since the Edo period. Yonezawa is an unknown place name in the record era. A place of comparison in tradition.

⑥ Topography . From rice and sweet. From the Yonezawa gate of the gate division system that was in the Edo period. An example of the location of the gate. Kagoshima-ken Izumi-shi Kodoshima -ken Satsumasendai-shi Kumijisaki Town, Kagoshima-ken Satsumasendai-shi Sesumasendai-shi祁 戸 院 町 藺 田 田, Kagoshima-ken Hioki-shi cho foster mother, Kagoshima-ken Minamisatsuma-shi Kinpimachi Takahashi, Ken-Kagoshima Aira-Shi Higashimochida, Kagoshima-Ken Kirishima-Shi Hayato-cho Kareigawa, Kagoshima-Ken Kirishima-Shi Fukuyama-cho, Fukuyama, Kagoshima-Ken Soo-Shi Sueyoshi-cho Minaminogo, Kagoshima-Ken Kimotsuki-Gun Higashikushira-Chou Shinkawanishi , Miyazaki-ken Ebino-shi Enokida.

⑦ Iwate-ken distribution including Mysawa as well. Iwate-ken Ninohe-shi Yonezawa (Mysawa) is a place name with a record since the Sengoku period. The place name was also written as "Maesawa."