【Kamon name】 Balloon Flower135
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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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Mountain34
Star20
Car28
Gyouyou31
Charm20
Bamboo17
Snake's Eyes8
Snake's Eyes14
Creeping Wood Sorrel151
Mountain18
Tachibana Orange36
Gyouyou12
Butterfly98
Pine83
Diamond47
Pine35
Folding fan37
Holly olive14
Diamond207
Hydrangea70
Izutsu15
Diamond415
Hydrangea34
Tree peony1
Kiri29
Japanese red cedar14
Crane37
Kiri65
Hikiryo3
Igeta6
Bamboo31
Igeta4
Balloon Flower75
Star22
Butterfly21
Snake's Eyes26
Tomoe30
Japanese Apricot4
Broad leaf bamboo67
Wild geese12
Mallow64
Fringed Pink1
Cherry blossom9
Pine39
Diamond54
Diamond413
Bamboo40
Arrow17
Maple10
Star65
Gourd13
Tomoe139
Crowbar17
Charm10
Izutsu16
Bit10
Diamond313
Beach13
Creeping Wood Sorrel6
Hawk Feather43
Cherry blossom29
Car32
Turtle shell28
You33
Diamond208
Tomoe98
Diamond139
Arrow35
Car41
Clove3
Car40
Crane19
Hydrangea99
Folding fan10
Diamond185
Mountain10
Creeping Wood Sorrel34
Diamond398
Hawk Feather20
Diamond128
Hawk Feather18
Moon11
Balloon Flower115
Star30
Lightning9
Clove49
Holly olive11
Wachigai12
Chrysanthemum158
Turtle shell19
Beach16
Clove10
Hawk Feather69
Hydrangea1
Threeleaf arrowhead13
Fringed Pink22
Broad leaf bamboo111
Kiri47
Pine72
Diamond21
Tachibana Orange12
Diamond96
Diamond18
Star1
Hawk Feather11
Chrysanthemum14
Star5
Diamond189
Diamond188
Folding fan32
Mallow19
Diamond52
Diamond2
