Toukyou-to , Saitama-ken . A variant of 小見野 . Saitama-ken Saitama-shi Sakura ku Saitama-shi tells that in the Edo era it was also described as "Komon". 小見野 reference. In Saitama-ken Saitama-shi there is a story that there is a notation of "Omiya" in the gravestone from 1789 to 1801 (year of Kankei). 尾美野 reference.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 3 |
1 Hyougo-ken(About 20) 2 Oosaka-fu(About 10) 3 Kagoshima-ken(Very rare) 3 Kagawa-ken(Very rare) 3 Fukuoka-ken(Very rare) 3 Fukui-ken(Very rare) 3 Ishikawa-ken(Very rare) 3 Kumamoto-ken(Very rare) 3 Tochigi-ken(Very rare) 3 Aichi-ken(Very rare) |
| Population | About 80 | |
| Ranking | 35,100 | |
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1 Awara-shi(Very rare) 1 Utsunomiya-shi(Very rare) 1 Chikushino-shi(Very rare) 1 Yokkaichi-shi(Very rare) 1 Satsumasendai-shi(Very rare) 1 Kanazawa-shi(Very rare) 1 Uki-shi(Very rare) 1 Arida-gun Yuasa-chou(Very rare) 1 Toyokawa-shi(Very rare) 1 Izumiootsu-shi(Very rare) |
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