Etymology and distribution of 作田.

Sakuta 【作田】^{レベル5
About 10,900}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

白砂 Shirasuna reference.

Sakuda 【作田】^{レベル5
About 10,900}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Yamaguchi-ken , Shizuoka-ken .

① Yamaguchi-ken Ube-shi Originated from the vicinity of Aoshisu Yamaguchi City (formerly Shiramatsuso). Place name with a record since the North / South morning era.

② things . From white pine. Shizuoka-ken Kikugawa-shi It was in the Edo period as the priest of the Kaoru Dragon shrine in Kamo. Miyagi - ken Sendai - shi In Aomiya Ward Omachi Miyagi - ken Kami - gun Shikama - chou from the sweet shop selling Monaca was a dream and saw a white pine with good branching that he changed from Hayasaka surname in 1954 To tell. 早坂 Hayasaka reference.

③ Kumamoto-ken Ashikita-gun Ashikita-machi Origin of Shiraki. A place name with a record since the Edo period. I used Shiraki's "White". It is distributed in the same place.

④ Korea type . Thing . "Pine" is added to white. Yamagata-ken Shinjou-shi has a record of naturalization on March 2, 1964. The real name is white. 白 Haku reference.

Tsukuda 【作田】^{レベル5
About 10,900}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Ibaraki-ken , Tochigi-ken , Toukyou-to . Thing . Variant of two 二瓶 . Tochigi - ken Kawachi - gun Kaminokawa - machi In Tobata, say that it was a two - bottle last name. There is a record in Toukyou-to Toshima-ku (formerly Toshima-gun) in 1571 (original turtle 2 years). Ibaraki-ken Sakuragawa-shi In Matsuda there is a belief that Mr. Ping added "Jin" and called on December 7th in 1377 (Yosuke 3 years, 3 years of the astronomy). Ibaraki-ken Sakuragawa-shi In Iwase, tell him that descendants of Heijun, the warlord of the Heian era, called. 平 Taira reference. In Hokkaidou Sapporo-shi Tochigi-ken Haga-gun Mashiko-machi Tell her that he changed his pronunciation to Nigira after moving out of Koizumi. Estimated from tradition around 1900. Ibaraki-ken Shimotsuma-shi Shimotsuma Kosho was in the Edo period as a shrine wife of the clan shrine . In the Edo era, the same samurai also wrote "Nibles" and "Two Natsu". (Ii) It is unknown whether we are present.