Yamaguchi-ken , Hiroshima-ken . There is a man's name including "heaviness". Yamaguchi-ken Kumage-gun Hirao-chou There is distribution in Ononan.
Aichi-ken , Nagasaki-ken , Niigata-ken .
① Estimated from new cedar. Aichi-ken Anjou-shi It was in the Edo period in the East - district town / West district town, Niigata-ken Nagaoka-shi Akita, Kanagawa-ken Atsugi-shi . Niigata-ken Niigata-shi In Igarashi of the West Ward, tell him that it was a keeper of Uesugi Kageji, a warrior of the Warring States period and Azuchi-Momoyama period. There are "cedar" in Uesugi. 上杉 reference. In Nagasaki-ken Nagasaki-shi , Mr. Sasaki tells that he came from Oosaka-fu Kawachinagano-shi (formerly Kinki-gun) via Ooita-ken Saiki-shi and came to 1624 (first year of Kanaga) and named it. 佐々木 reference. Fukui-ken Obama-shi The inside of the castle was in the Edo period in the Clan Omi of the Clan office. The same clan says that Saitama-ken · Toukyou-to · Kanagawa-ken Northeast part (formerly Musashi country) comes out.
② Ishikawa-ken Birth of Komatsu-shi Wakasugi-cho. A place name with a record since the Muromachi period.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 4 |
1 Niigata-ken(About 800) 2 Toukyou-to(About 110) 3 Hokkaidou(About 80) 4 Saitama-ken(About 60) 5 Fukushima-ken(About 50) 5 Kanagawa-ken(About 50) 7 Akita-ken(About 50) 8 Chiba-ken(About 40) 9 Nagano-ken(About 30) 10 Tochigi-ken(About 20) |
| Population | About 1,400 | |
| Ranking | 6,453 | |
| Rank by city |
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1 Niigata-shi(About 700) 2 Agano-shi(About 50) 3 Akita-shi(About 40) 4 Gosen-shi(About 30) 5 Nagaoka-shi(About 30) 6 Date-shi(About 20) 6 Kanuma-shi(About 20) 6 Tachikawa-shi(About 20) 9 Aidzuwakamatsu-shi(About 10) 9 Hachiouji-shi(About 10) |
| Rank by subregion |
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1 新潟県 新潟市 七日町(About 200) 2 新潟県 新潟市 金沢町(About 30) 2 新潟県 新潟市 東島(About 30) 2 新潟県 阿賀野市 保田(About 30) 5 新潟県 新潟市 草水町(About 30) 6 新潟県 新潟市 樋ノ入(About 20) 7 新潟県 新潟市 柄目木(About 20) 7 新潟県 新潟市 山谷町(About 20) 7 新潟県 新潟市 北上(About 20) 10 秋田県 秋田市 新屋船場町(About 10) |
Hogari 【帆苅】レベル4
About 1,400 are referenced.
