Hiroshima-ken , Okayama-ken , Saitama-ken . Terrain . In Hiroshima-ken Shoubara-shi , Namera means "a hard layer of the earth". Hiroshima-ken Shoubara-shi It was in Warring States Period in Fukuyama (aka: Yunii) castle in Takamachi. Hyougo-ken Koube-shi Tarumi-ku Meitan-cho (formerly known as "Shiki" ) is a place name with a record since the Edo period.
Wakayama-ken . Terrain . 滑 variant. Wakayama-ken Tanabe-shi Ryujin village Distributed in Ryujin. Wakayama-ken Hidaka-gun In Inami-chou , Namera means "where the rock is exposed and there is no earth."
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
|---|---|---|
| レベル | 2 |
1 Okayama-ken(About 10) 2 Oosaka-fu(About 10) 2 Hyougo-ken(About 10) 4 Kanagawa-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 30 | |
| Ranking | Out of ranking | |
| Rank by city |
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1 Kurashiki-shi(About 10) 2 Kawasaki-shi Tama-ku(Very rare) 2 Takahashi-shi(Very rare) 2 Oosaka-shi Higashiyodogawa-ku(Very rare) 2 Daitou-shi(Very rare) 2 Itami-shi(Very rare) 2 Koube-shi Nada-ku(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
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Chikazako 【近迫】レベル2
About 30 are referenced.
