Ibaraki-ken Sakuragawa-shi . Personal name . Ibaraki-ken Sakuragawa-shi Meiji New surname by monk of Nendoji Tendai temple in Aoki. From Yamamoto Masamitsu (Jakuchitsu Genkow), a priest of Rinzai sect in the Kamakura period and Muromachi era.
① 名和 variant of. Shizuoka-ken Makinohara-shi It was in the Edo era at Susaki. In the same area "rope" was also written. 名和 reference.
② Heteromorphism of 那覇 . Okinawa-ken Uruma-shi Yoronagi Ya tradition in the name of the name. It was in the Ryukyu Kingdom era on the same day. Naha pronunciation. 那覇 reference.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 2 |
1 Hiroshima-ken(About 20) |
| Population | About 20 | |
| Ranking | Out of ranking | |
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1 Aki-gun Kaita-chou(Very rare) 1 Takehara-shi(Very rare) 1 Hiroshima-shi Nishi-ku(Very rare) 1 Hiroshima-shi Aki-ku(Very rare) |
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Chikou 【地幸】レベル2
About 20 are referenced.
