Etymology and distribution of 日橋.

Nippashi 【日橋】^{レベル3
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Shizuoka-ken , Chiba-ken , Toukyou-to .

① Topography . A variant of 牧田 . Shizuoka-ken Hamamatsu-shi It was in the Azuchi-Momoyama period in Kanzaki cho, Kita-ku. Tell them that they are groundbreaking in the same place. Mie-ken Tsu-shi Unko Honjyo Town is the cloud lord of the clan office In the Azuchi-Momoyama period and the Edo era, Okayama-ken Souja-shi Kadota was in the Edo era as the lord of Asao of the clan office. My pronunciation is Maita. There is a belief that the same lord had been called from Makita Castle in the eastern part of the Tohoku region (formerly Mutsukoku). Period, location unknown. Chiba-ken Chousei-gun Nagara-machi Tell him that he was engaged in agriculture in Yamanogo. Estimated in the Edo period.

② Aomori-ken Goshogawara-shi Beginning with Makita Kanagi-cho. A place name with a record since the Edo period.

③ Kanagawa-ken Yokohama-shi Origin of Makita (Maita) town in Minami-ku. A place name with a record since the Muromachi period.

④ Iwate-ken Kunohe-gun Kunohe-mura Originated from Makita (Maita) in Ibaruchi's small character.

Nichihashi 【日橋】^{レベル3
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Gifu-ken .

① From terrain, ranch and field. Gifu - ken Takayama - shi Told in Shizukawa - cho Kurodan that it is a pioneer.

② Gifu-ken Gujou-shi Originated from Makino field of small characters in Yamato-cho.

Hihashi 【日橋】^{レベル3
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Nagano-ken Komoro-shi , Nagasaki-ken , Kanagawa-ken .

① There is a surname of 師山 .

② Korean type . Terrain . Added "mountain" to everything. Kyouto-fu Maidzuru-shi had a name in 1957. The real name is various. 諸 Moro reference.

Hibashi 【日橋】^{レベル3
About 200}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Kanagawa-ken , Toukyou-to · Miyagi-ken . Miyagi-ken Oosaki-shi Origin of Furukawa Shiyama. A place name with a record since the Muromachi period. The place name was also written as "Muroyama".