Niigata-ken Jouetsu-shi . Niigata-ken Myoukou-shi Originated from Himekawawara (Himekawa). Place name with a record in the notation of "Princess Kawahara" during the Warring States Period. Niigata-ken Jouetsu-shi Meiji New surname by monk of Jodo Shin Buddhist monaster located in Teramachi. Tradition in the temple.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 3 |
1 Okayama-ken(About 100) 2 Kagoshima-ken(About 30) 3 Oosaka-fu(About 30) 4 Hyougo-ken(About 20) 5 Toukyou-to(About 10) 6 Fukuoka-ken(Very rare) 6 Kanagawa-ken(Very rare) 6 Hiroshima-ken(Very rare) 6 Saga-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 200 | |
| Ranking | 21,280 | |
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1 Setouchi-shi(About 60) 2 Kanoya-shi(About 30) 3 Bizen-shi(About 20) 4 Okayama-shi(About 20) 5 Settsu-shi(About 10) 6 Miura-shi(Very rare) 6 Fukuoka-shi Chuuou-ku(Very rare) 6 Suita-shi(Very rare) 6 Higashiyamato-shi(Very rare) 6 Edogawa-ku(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
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1 岡山県 瀬戸内市 虫明(About 40) 2 鹿児島県 鹿屋市 上名(About 20) 3 岡山県 備前市 穂浪(About 10) 4 大阪府 摂津市 東正雀(About 10) |
Tomano 【笘野】レベル1
Very rare are variants.
