【Kamon name】 Bamboo15

Myoga Ginger

Myoga is a form of ginger. According to Indian legend, those who eat it become forgetful.

Wave

Waves have historically been associated with sea gods. Wild waves were often thought to represent the wrath of god. This emblem was often used by samurai.

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