Etymology and distribution of 登尾.

Noborio 【登尾】^{レベル4
About 1,200}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Kagoshima-ken , Miyazaki-ken , Oosaka-fu .

① Topography . A variant of 松本 . From the Matsumoto gate of the gate division system that was in the Edo period. An example of the location of the gate. Kagoshima-ken Satsumasendai-shi Kiboshima- ken Kagoshima-shi Yamada-cho, Kagoshima-ken Kanoya-shi GenPa- cho Upper name, Kagoshima-ken Kimotsuki-gun Kinkou-chou Shirogen , Kagoshima-ken Kimotsuki-gun Minamioosumi- chou Sata-gun, Miyazaki-ken Ebino-shi Harada Harada, Miyazaki-ken Ebino-shi Ashizuka, Miyazaki-ken Miyazaki-shi Takaoka cho Shimokunaga. Good neighbor . Okayama-ken Tsuyama-shi Kamo-cho Goho is the origin.

② Kagoshima-ken Kanoya-shi Originated in Terukiba-cho, Narumatsu former. There was a Matsumoto gate on the same place in the Edo period as a system of division.

③ Kagoshima-ken Kagoshima-shi Originated from Matsumoto, a small figure of Kamiguchiguchi. There was a Matsumoto gate on the same place in the Edo period as a system of division.

④ Kagoshima-ken Ichikikushikino-shi Originated from Matsumoto of the first name.

⑤ Creation . Kagoshima-ken Ooshima-gun Wadomari-chou Tamaki tells me that he added "original" to pine which is the surname of Kagoshima-ken 's Amami archipelago. Estimated at the time of returning to Japan in 1953. 松 Matsu reference.

⑥ Korean type . A variant of 松本 . There is a record of naturalization on Oosaka-fu Izumisano-shi (formerly Sennan-gun Hineno-mura) on June 17, 1965. The real name is sinking. 沈 Chin reference.

⑦ Korea type . Thing . Add "pine" to original. There is a record of naturalization on Fukuoka-ken Itoshima-shi (formerly Itoshima-gun Maehara-cho) on September 12, 1964. There is also "Matsumoto". The real name is original. 元 Hajime reference.

Kamio 【登尾】^{レベル4
About 1,200}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Fukushima-ken Kooriyama-shi · Toukyou-to · Shizuoka-ken . Origin of Fukushima-ken Sukagawa-shi Kinosaki (Kinosaki). A place name with a record in the notation of "KIZAKI" in the Warring States Period. Place names are also written as "Kinosaki" and "Kinozaki".