【Kamon name】 Kiri178

Wild geese

Geese have been seen as harbingers of good fortune. Used by the daimyo Shibata.

Chrysanthemum

The chrysanthemum is used as an emblem for the imperial family, ever since the Emperor Go-Toba from the Kamakura period. In the 4th year of Meiji period, all non-royal use of the emblem was outlawed.

warlord, or daimyo

Katagiri

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