Etymology and distribution of 辻出.

Tsujide 【辻出】^{レベル3
About 300}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Kouchi-ken . Kouchi-ken Takaoka-gun Shimanto-chou Distributed in Kitakogaira Town. Kouchi-ken Takaoka-gun Shimanto-chou Nana is a place name recorded with the notation "Naro" in the Azuchi Momoyama period. Kouchi-ken Nankoku-shi Nana is a place name with a record in the notation of "Nara" in the Azuchi-Momoyama period. Kouchi-ken Takaoka-gun Nakatosa-chou Ohmi Nana is a place name with a record since the Edo period. In Kouchi-ken Naro means "flat place of the mountain".

Tsujiide 【辻出】^{レベル3
About 300}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Nagano-ken , Yamagata-ken , Hokkaidou . Distribution including Narisawa too.

① Originated from the vicinity of the Nazawa River flowing through Nagano-ken Toumi-shi . Nagano-ken Nagano-shi Matsushiro Matsushiro was in the Edo period in the clan of the Matsushiro of the Clan office. Estimated from tradition is called before Warring States period. Nagano-ken Kitasaku-gun Karuizawa-machi Nagakura Narusawa was a place name that was called "Narusawa (Narusawa)" during the Warring States Period. Good neighbor . Nagano-ken Toumi-shi In the Honohano Ishikawa-ken Kanazawa-shi Marunouchi gave the people who passed away the Nazawa River when the Kaga lords of the Clan pass through at the commuter exchange and gave away those who were unable to pass and packages To tell. Estimated when full of water in 1742 (2 years warranty). In Nagano-ken Ueda-shi I met the leather managers in the Edo period.

② Yamagata-ken Yamagata-shi Origin of Zao Azawa (Narishawa). A place name with a record since the Edo period. The place name was also written as "Narusawa". It was in the Sengoku period in the same place.

③ Saitama-ken Originated in Kumagaya-shi Narasawa (Narishawa). A place name with a record since the Edo period.

④ Yamanashi-ken Yamanashi-shi Miyako Town Originating Narazawa. A place name with a record since the Edo period. It is distributed in the same place.

※ In Miyagi-ken Tome-shi tells that he called it from the Narusawa village of Shizuoka-ken Fujieda-shi (formerly Shita gun) during the Warring States Period. Location unknown.