Etymology and distribution of 通谷.

Tsuuya 【通谷】^{レベル3
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Okayama-ken Kasaoka-shi , Hiroshima-ken . A variant of the 新名 .

Kayotani 【通谷】^{レベル3
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Ooita-ken , Fukuoka-ken .

① Originated from Ooita-ken Bungotakada-shi Watarase (formerly Queen's name). A place name with a record in the Warring States Period. It was in the Sengoku period in the same place.

② Ooita-ken Usa-shi Originated from Iwasaki (formerly Queen's name). Place name recorded in the Nanboku era era. Fukuoka-ken Kitakyuushuu-shi It was in the Muromachi period in the vicinity of Kamarizu (Old: Qingend name) in Kokura - Kita-ku. The place name is estimated from the name of Mr. Kiyosumi who came to the age of the North and the North.

※ Ooita-ken Kunisaki-shi Distributed in Musashi-cho Aoshichi . There is a Qing Dynasty in the lower story in the same place.

③ Originated from Qing of Yamaguchi-ken Shimonoseki-shi . Place name with a record since the North / South morning era. From the same place I came to Ooita-ken Bungotakada-shi in the late Edo period and there was a transmission that I called it at Meiji New surname. Ooita-ken Kunisaki-shi At Aki-machi Baba there is a transmission from Yamaguchi-ken Shimonoseki-shi .

Tsuya 【通谷】^{レベル3
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Ehime-ken Matsuyama-shi , Ishikawa-ken , Aichi-ken .

① Tokushima-ken Naruto-shi It was in the Edo period as the priest of the Uji Ryo Shrine in the Omiya Omiya. Kagawa-ken Nakatado-gun Kotohira-chou Naota (Nauda) is a place name with a record since the Edo period.

② Originated in Ishikawa-ken north (formerly Noto County). A place name with a record since the Nara period. Ishikawa-ken tells that the Noto graduate from Kahoku-shi used "Noh". Unknown times.

Toorutani 【通谷】^{レベル3
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Ooita-ken Taketa-shi . Ooita-ken Taketa-shi Kuzumacho Originated from Honju 's small flower Ono. Ooita-ken Taketa-shi Meiji New surname by monk of Shogo-ji Temple in Kusumi-machi, Kusumi-cho, Kusumi-cho. Tell the temple from the land before it moved from 1624 to 1644 (Kan'yo years).