【Kamon name】 Broad leaf bamboo116

Broad leaf bamboo

Bamboo is used to represent something wonderful, and has the connotation of being strongly rooted and very fertile. It is popularly used as an emblem for these reasons. Used by Takenaka and Date of Sendai.

Japanese gentian

The leaves of this plant look similar to bamboo. This emblem is famously used by Murakami Genji.

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