Yamanashi-ken Koushuu-shi , Kyouto-fu · Toukyou-to . Distribution including Seiun. Meiji New surname by monk. An example of a temple. Yamanashi-ken Koushuu-shi Shiroyama Fujiki's Shingon sect of Ryokoin, Yamanashi-ken Koushuu-shi salt Shingon sect of Fuchuin in Yamashita Odawara.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 3 |
1 Tokushima-ken(About 50) 2 Hokkaidou(About 20) 3 Kouchi-ken(About 10) 3 Ibaraki-ken(About 10) 3 Oosaka-fu(About 10) 6 Kagawa-ken(About 10) 7 Saitama-ken(Very rare) 7 Chiba-ken(Very rare) 7 Hyougo-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 130 | |
| Ranking | 26,868 | |
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1 Naka-gun Naka-chou(About 30) 2 Komatsushima-shi(About 10) 2 Takaoka-gun Shimanto-chou(About 10) 2 Takamatsu-shi(About 10) 2 Nemuroshi-chou Nakashibetsu-chou(About 10) 2 Ashibetsu-shi(About 10) 7 Shijounawate-shi(Very rare) 7 Kouchi-shi(Very rare) 7 Kawagoe-shi(Very rare) 7 Ushiku-shi(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
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1 徳島県 那賀郡那賀町 小仁宇大坪(About 30) 2 高知県 高岡郡四万十町 田野々(About 10) 2 北海道 芦別市 上芦別町(About 10) |
