Etymology and distribution of 樋端.

Toibana 【樋端】^{レベル3
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Fukui-ken Fukui-shi . Personal name . Fukui-ken Fukui-shi Meiji New surname by monk of Yongkang Temple of Jodo Shin Buddhism in Araki Shimbo-cho. In the same temple tells that he used "Nohnin" of Nanshin Ran Silence, a Chinese translation of Sanskrit Language of Sacrit and Muni, and "Ui" at home and temple. In the meaning in Sanskrit word, šakya is the ethnic name which became the name of Buddhist founder of Buddhism, "ability is", muni (muni) means "saint", "wise man" "silence training People who do "as well.

Toibata 【樋端】^{レベル3
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Mie-ken , Tottori-ken , Hokkaidou . 野波 variant of. Miyazaki-ken Nichinan-shi飫 肥 was in the Edo era to the Songhua clan of the clan office.

Hibata 【樋端】^{レベル3
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Kanagawa-ken Yokohama-shi , Shizuoka-ken Shizuoka-shi Aoi-ku. 三松 surname available. Kanagawa-ken Yokohama-shi It was in the Tokyo period as a priest of the Fukushi-ji Temple of Shaka Takayama in Kamugaida-cho, Hodogaya Ward. Shizuoka-ken Shizuoka-shi Aoi-ku Distribution exists in Tobusu-cho and Nishi-grass-cho.

※ Iwate-ken was in the Edo period in Morioka-shi . In the same place, tell Kyouto-fu southern part (formerly Yamashiro).

※ Korean type . Kanagawa-ken Yokohama-shi There are records of naturalization on Kohoku-ku on August 14, 1964, May 13, 1967, January 31, 1969. Choi is the real name. 崔 Sai reference.