Nagasaki-ken Nagasaki-shi , Fukuoka-ken · Toukyou-to . Occupation . A variant of 高瀬屋 . Nagasaki-ken Nagasaki-shi It is distributed in Fukabori cho.
Saga-ken , Nagasaki-ken , Miyagi-ken .
① Saga-ken Imari-shi Origin of Kisu-cho. A place name with a record since the Kamakura period.
② Tochigi-ken Nasukarasuyama-shi Okikusu (Gisu) · Birth of Ogikisu . A place name with a record since the Warring States Period. Miyagi-ken Shiroishi-shi It was in the Edo period in Fukuoka Nagaku.
Yamanashi-ken Minamikoma-gun Fujikawa-chou , Yamanashi-ken Minamiarupusu-shi . Yamanashi-ken Minamikoma-gun Fujikawa-chou Origin of Takashita-sengda . Tell the story that it was called from 1455 to 1457 (Yasumasa).
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
|---|---|---|
| レベル | 5 |
1 Kagoshima-ken(About 2,500) 2 Oosaka-fu(About 1,900) 3 Gifu-ken(About 900) 4 Hyougo-ken(About 900) 5 Kyouto-fu(About 800) 6 Hiroshima-ken(About 700) 7 Toukyou-to(About 700) 8 Aichi-ken(About 600) 9 Hokkaidou(About 400) 10 Yamaguchi-ken(About 400) |
| Population | About 15,700 | |
| Ranking | 1,119 | |
| Rank by city |
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1 Kagoshima-shi(About 800) 2 Minamikyuushuu-shi(About 300) 3 Sakai-shi(About 300) 4 Hioki-shi(About 300) 5 Satsumasendai-shi(About 200) 6 Minamisatsuma-shi(About 200) 7 Shimonoseki-shi(About 200) 8 Gifu-shi(About 200) 9 Hirakata-shi(About 200) 10 Ibi-gun Ikeda-chou(About 200) |
| Rank by subregion |
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1 鹿児島県 薩摩川内市 長浜(About 200) 2 鹿児島県 南九州市 上別府(About 200) 3 鹿児島県 日置市 和田(About 130) 4 岐阜県 揖斐郡池田町 杉野(About 110) 5 広島県 江田島市 切串(About 100) 6 鹿児島県 南さつま市 川畑(About 80) 7 京都府 宮津市 日置(About 70) 7 鹿児島県 南九州市 牧之内(About 70) 9 鹿児島県 鹿児島市 下伊敷町(About 70) 10 大阪府 堺市 土師町(About 60) |
Shimono 【下埜】レベル3
About 200 are variants.
Shitano 【志多野】レベル2
About 30, Shimono 【霜野】レベル4
About 800, Shimono 【下農】レベル3
About 400, Shimono 【志茂野】レベル3
About 60, Shimono 【下之】レベル2
About 30, Shimono 【下濃】レベル2
About 30, Shimono 【下茂野】レベル2
About 10, Shimono 【下廼】レベル1
Very rare exist.
Kabata 【下野】レベル5
About 15,700, Shitano 【下野】レベル5
About 15,700, Shitano 【志多野】レベル2
About 30, Shimo 【下】レベル5
About 3,100 are referenced.
