Etymology and distribution of 日渡.

Hiwatashi 【日渡】^{レベル4
About 1,100}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Oosaka-fu , Kyouto-fu .

① Creation . Variant of 文殊 . Meiji New surname by monk. An example of a temple. Kyouto-fu Miyadzu-shi Zenkaji temple of Rinzai sect in Hioki, Saga-ken Ureshino -shi Yoshinobu Temple of Soto sect in Ureshino-cho Yoshida.

② things . Fukui-ken Sakai-shi Meiji New surname by monk of Shogun-ji Temple of Shogo Shrine in Sakai Town. From the mountain of Mt.

③ Kyouto-fu Miyadzu-shi Origin of Pearls . The name of the place called "Bunseonmonmon village" in the Edo period. It is distributed in the same place.

Hiwatari 【日渡】^{レベル4
About 1,100}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Fukui-ken , Hokkaidou , Oosaka-fu . Personal name . From the name of Monju Bodhisattva (Monge Bossatsu) and Shiro 's name. At Nara - ken Nara - shi in the Kamakura period, the swordworker Shiro Kimura Shiro Kamiro was in Nara - ken Nara - shi Nagakuji Temple Praying for the monk Bodhisattva of Won - ji Temple of Gongda - ji Temple by forging the sword, Tell her from the issue of Shiuji Shiro who was given to the priest. 木村 Kimura reference. There is a belief that the old man was considered as a literary bodhisattva and combined "Shihlu" and "Shiro" named because it had disappeared in Bunrudo when Swordsmith followed the old man who bought a sword. Period, location unknown.