【Kamon name】 Balloon Flower127
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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.
Clove
Cloves are originally from the Maluku Islands. They also have a long history in Japan, and are even contained in the Shosoin treasure house. The emblem represents the bud.
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Turtle shell55
Kiri1
Broad leaf bamboo55
Lightning1
Butterfly47
Hydrangea24
Arrow24
Beach10
Butterfly18
Arrow27
Gourd13
Pine37
Clove54
Pine65
Mallow22
Diamond401
Myoga Ginger29
Butterfly99
Diamond4
Igeta16
Kiri4
Diamond227
Creeping Wood Sorrel39
Sen6
Kanji134
Fringed Pink12
Rinpou1
Charm15
Butterfly93
Car24
Igeta7
Maple11
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Mountain9
Diamond16
Japanese wisteria5
Bamboo14
Izutsu46
Balloon Flower22
Broad leaf bamboo122
Star55
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Bamboo40
Threeleaf arrowhead65
Bamboo9
Hydrangea105
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Japanese Apricot67
Diamond64
Mountain11
Bamboo15
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Balloon Flower38
Bamboo12
Mountain15
Hawk Feather6
Tree peony43
Turtle shell29
Myoga Ginger21
Fringed Pink1
Creeping Wood Sorrel6
Moon11
Pine45
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Dove17
Kiri19
Balloon Flower128
Balloon Flower142
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Beach11
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Clove12
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Moon1
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Oak23
Moon3
Pine3
Creeping Wood Sorrel112
Ray of sunlight3
Kiri173
Tomoe32
Beach14
Maple10
Car6
Hydrangea25
Japanese Apricot144
Torii1
Clove14
Arrow29
Diamond138
Hydrangea70
Chrysanthemum100
Hydrangea101
Diamond221
