Etymology and distribution of 髪井.

Hatsui 【髪井】^{レベル2
About 30}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Okayama-ken Okayama-shi , Hokkaidou , Niigata-ken .

① Originated from the vicinity of Okayama-ken Souja-shi original (old: in water). A place name with a record since the Heian period.

② Nagano-ken birthplace of Kamisui (Minoci) county · Sewer inland county. A place name with a record since the Nara period.

③ Iwate-ken has a distribution including Mizunai. Iwate-ken Toono-shi Tsuchiumachi Kashizaki Water (Mizunai) is a place name unknown in the record era.

Kamii 【髪井】^{レベル2
About 30}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Oosaka-fu , Hyougo-ken , Hokkaidou .

① Topography . From the mountains in the north. Gunma - ken Kiryuu - shi In Umeda town, tell the Meiji New Year 's name by a testimon who resides from Nara - ken via Nagano - ken Chino - shi . Iwate-ken was in the Edo period in Morioka-shi . I will tell him from Kitayama of Kyouto-fu at the same place. Estimated nickname of the mountainous land in the north. Kyouto-fu Fukuchiyama-shi Kitayama is a place name with a record since the Edo period. Good neighbor . Yamaguchi-ken Shuunan-shi Distributed in Komatsubara.

② Abstract . The first element is from 'Kita' in Kitahata. Mie-ken Taki-gun Meiwa-chou In Uemura we tell her that the descendant of Kitaburi Shobu, the principal of the Kamakura period and the North-South morning era, disguised Kitahata. 北畠 Kitabatake reference.

③ Kagoshima-ken Hioki-shi Born of Higashichi-cho Town of Foster Mother Kitayama.

④ Wakayama-ken Kinokawa-shi Originating Kitayama, Shikishikawa-cho. A place name with a record since the Edo period. It is distributed in the same place.

⑤ Nara-ken Gojou-shi Born of Kitayama town. A place name with a record since the Edo period.

※ Ming dynasty . I met a doctor in the Edo period with Nagasaki-ken Nagasaki-shi . A real name is a horse. Later move to Shimane-ken Hamada-shi . 馬 Ba reference.

* There was a designation of Kitayama shrine from Kitayama of southern part of Wakayama-ken · Mie-ken (Old: Kii)) to Hidemushi in the South and North morning era.