【Kamon name】 Balloon Flower107
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Meyui
Meyui refers to a pattern dying technique. During the Edo period, this was known as Kako. A piece of cloth is tied with string and then dyed, which leaves a white pattern when the string is removed. Meyui refers to this white pattern, and can be anywhere from 1 to 16 patterns. Many in the Sasaki family use this emblem.
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Moon3
Japanese gentian8
Butterfly101
Arrow17
Snake's Eyes1
Japanese Apricot34
Beach7
Gyouyou26
Diamond18
Mountain9
Crowbar16
Hydrangea47
Diamond135
Izutsu33
Butterfly99
Chigiri4
Charm1
Arrow19
Butterfly106
Creeping Wood Sorrel34
Bamboo16
Car39
Balloon Flower143
Diamond171
Beach6
Pine28
Diamond189
Japanese wisteria88
Charm13
Diamond314
Creeping Wood Sorrel138
Pine12
Pine51
Car24
Japanese ivy1
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Horse2
Pine89
Cherry blossom93
Chrysanthemum10
Arrow4
Japanese wisteria63
Pine20
Diamond223
Mountain1
Butterfly1
Diamond222
Turtle shell20
Butterfly86
Japanese red cedar1
Japanese Apricot48
Car46
Paper mulberry31
Japanese Apricot18
Beach12
Izutsu2
Pine29
Diamond39
Tomoe6
Balloon Flower98
Broad leaf bamboo67
Mallow58
Bit16
Hawk Feather1
Scales10
Crane21
Hydrangea25
Bamboo8
Balloon Flower6
Bamboo36
Charm10
Gyouyou31
Creeping Wood Sorrel105
Chrysanthemum12
Crane6
Torii6
Paper mulberry49
Car43
Kiri68
Wild geese32
Kiri14
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Tomoe1
Chrysanthemum67
Meyui2
Car25
Diamond141
Chigiri3
Fixed fan1
Japanese gentian3
Diamond44
Car16
Hermitage1
Creeping Wood Sorrel124
Moon15
Tachibana Orange7
Hydrangea14
Chrysanthemum127
Sen2
Fixed fan10
Hydrangea24
Car30
Clove13
Hawk Feather18
Arrow35
Arrow47
You29
Orishiki3
Mallow14
Igeta13
Hikiryo3
Diamond130
Chrysanthemum68
