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The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.
Toukyou-to , Kumamoto-ken , Aichi-ken . Terrain . A variant of 洲崎 . Toukyou - to Oume - shi It was in the Tokyo era as the shrine of Musashi Utaki Shinto shrine of Mitake Mountain. Toukyou-to Sumida-ku Mukoujima (formerly Susaki) was a place name with a record since the Edo period. The place name was also written as "Susaki". Tochigi-ken Shimotsuke-shi tells that Toyama-ken 's Gokayama is out. Niigata-ken Itoigawa-shi There is a tradition of Ishikawa-ken northern part (formerly Noto-kun) in Nishiki . Ishikawa-ken Kanazawa-shi Susaki cho is a place name with a record since the Sengoku period. In Kagawa-ken Sakaide-shi tell her that she came from Hyougo-ken Akou-shi in the Edo period. In Tottori-ken Tottori-shi there is a transmission with Okayama-ken 's departure. Nagano-ken Chikuma-shi It was in the Azuchi-Momoyama period as the castle owner of Inariyama castle of Inari Shanzan. In Yamagata-ken Yonezawa-shi , it is also written as "Susaki" and tells that Nagano-ken Chikuma-shi Inari Shan is out. Kagoshima-ken Ichikikushikino-shi From the Suzaki residence of the gate division system which was in the Edo era near Higashimajira-machi (old: Shimo).