Oosaka-fu Takatsuki-shi · Hyougo-ken . 安満 variant of. Oosaka-fu Takatsuki-shi Meiji New surname by the monk of Kotobukiji of Jodo Shinshu in the town of Azumi Kita.
※ same source. It was in the North and the North.
Toukyou-to Nakano-ku . Kagawa-ken Takamatsu-shi It was in Edo period in Katohara-machi. Kagawa-ken Takamatsu-shi Tamamocho told that he was using a shopkeeper of the Kumano store with a dyeing company of the Sanuki Takamatsu clan of the clan office.
| Whole Japan | Prefectures | |
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| レベル | 3 |
1 Kanagawa-ken(About 300) 2 Toukyou-to(About 50) 3 Fukuoka-ken(Very rare) 3 Toyama-ken(Very rare) 3 Chiba-ken(Very rare) 3 Kyouto-fu(Very rare) |
| Population | About 300 | |
| Ranking | 15,538 | |
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1 Aikou-gun Aikawa-machi(About 200) 2 Atsugi-shi(About 30) 3 Machida-shi(About 20) 4 Oota-ku(About 10) 5 Yamato-shi(About 10) 5 Hachiouji-shi(About 10) 5 Kamakura-shi(About 10) 8 Isehara-shi(Very rare) 8 Setagaya-ku(Very rare) 8 Kitakyuushuu-shi Yahatahigashi-ku(Very rare) |
| Rank by subregion |
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1 神奈川県 愛甲郡愛川町 中津(About 130) 2 神奈川県 愛甲郡愛川町 八菅山(About 40) 3 神奈川県 大和市 西鶴間(About 10) |
