【Kamon name】 Broad leaf bamboo116

Myoga Ginger

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

Mallow

This emblem is a pictorial representation of the mallow plant. Famous for being used as an emblem by the Tokugawa family. It is also used by the Kamo shrine in Kyoto.

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