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Rice

This emblem is a pictorial representation of the rice plant. Used by the Suzuki family.

Fan paper

Fan paper refers to the special paper used to make fans. When a main family used the folding fan emblem, a branch family would often use the fan paper out of courtesy. Often seen in the Fukuoka prefecture.

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