Hyougo-ken Koube-shi , Hiroshima-ken , Oosaka-fu . 藤井 's variant. From Yoshinobu Fujii, the secular name of Shinran, the founder of Jodo Shinshu, a monk in the Kamakura period. Hyougo-ken Koube-shi Meiji New surname by monks of Jodo - ji in Shogaku- cho in Kagura - ku, Nagata-ku.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 3 |
1 Nara-ken(About 80) 2 Wakayama-ken(About 50) 3 Oosaka-fu(About 40) 4 Aomori-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 200 | |
| Ranking | 22,678 | |
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1 Hashimoto-shi(About 40) 2 Gojou-shi(About 30) 3 Nara-shi(About 20) 4 Yoshino-gun Tenkawa-mura(About 10) 5 Sakai-shi(About 10) 5 Ito-gun Kudoyama-chou(About 10) 7 Yoshino-gun Kamikitayama-mura(Very rare) 7 Goshogawara-shi(Very rare) 7 Kashihara-shi(Very rare) 7 Ikoma-shi(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
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1 奈良県 吉野郡天川村 坪内(About 10) 1 奈良県 五條市 野原町(About 10) 1 和歌山県 伊都郡九度山町 北又(About 10) 1 和歌山県 橋本市 賢堂(About 10) |
