Etymology and distribution of 叶屋.

Kanouya 【叶屋】^{レベル3
About 70}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Hokkaidou , Nara-ken , Aichi-ken . Distribution including Kikutani as well.

① Topography . From chrysanthemum and valley. Kagoshima-ken Kimotsuki-gun Kinkou-chou From Kikuya gate of the gate division system which was in the Edo period in castle yuan. Aichi-ken Kitanagoya-shi It was in Edo period in Nakano - ji . Toukyou-to Hachiouji-shi In Hachioishi Town tells that Kyouto-fu Kyouto-shi is out. Good neighbor . Nara-ken Yoshino-gun Yoshino-chou There are distribution in Sasara.

② Abstract . Abbreviation for Kikuchi. Iwate-ken Isawa-gun Kanegasaki-chou In the Nishine Miyano eyes, tell me that Meiji New surname , which left "Kiku" of Kikuchi. 菊池 Kikuchi reference.

③ Ishikawa-ken Kashima-gun Nakanoto-machi Originated from Kikuya in Takahata's small character.

④ Occupation . A variant of 菊屋 . Kagoshima-ken Kagoshima-shi Izumicho tells that in 1902 he changed from Kikuya surname. The pronunciation is Kikutani.

Kanoya 【叶屋】^{レベル3
About 70}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Toukyou-to , Saitama-ken , Kyouto-fu .

① Birth of Gunma-ken Oota-shi Nitta Kisaki Town. A place name with a record since the Heian period.

② Saitama-ken Saitama-shi Born of Urawa-ku Kizaki. A place name with a record since the Warring States Period.

③ Fukui-ken Obama-shi Originated in Kisaki. A place name with a record since the Kamakura period.

④ Fukui-ken Tsuruga-shi Originated from Kisaki. Place name with a record since the North / South morning era. It is distributed in the same place.

⑤ Fukushima-ken Sukagawa-shi Originated from Kinosaki (Kinosaki). A place name with a record in the notation of "KIZAKI" in the Warring States Period.

⑥ Miyazaki-ken Miyakonojou-shi Originated from Kozaki in Otaru Takashiro town. There was Kizaki gate in the same place in the Edo period as a gate division system.

⑦ Kagoshima-ken Ichikikushikino-shi Originated from Osato's small figure Kisaki (Kisaki). There was Kizaki gate in the same place in the Edo period as a gate division system.