【Kamon name】 Balloon Flower5
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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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Japanese Apricot18
Hydrangea2
Charm11
Asian virginsbower11
Car20
Oak59
Oak72
Pine32
Japanese wisteria18
Igeta7
Balloon Flower6
Tomoe53
Star10
Wave4
Clove11
Pine73
Diamond429
Diamond103
Clove3
Igeta3
Paper mulberry1
Butterfly29
Clove5
Pine30
Threeleaf arrowhead3
Horse4
Beach5
Diamond19
Tomoe146
Broad leaf bamboo120
Bamboo45
Butterfly32
Gyouyou9
Kasa1
Rinpou15
Cannabis1
Creeping Wood Sorrel38
Chrysanthemum10
Hydrangea70
Fixed fan12
Paper mulberry29
Igeta2
Oak47
Balloon Flower2
Holly olive9
Cherry blossom9
Mallow8
Diamond191
Star52
Car14
Arrow19
Broad leaf bamboo116
Butterfly70
Pine28
Arrow47
Star27
Turtle shell46
Chrysanthemum69
Tree peony43
Broad leaf bamboo65
Arrow35
Bamboo57
Broad leaf bamboo58
Butterfly13
Paper mulberry27
Fixed fan17
Broad leaf bamboo17
Cherry blossom14
Wild geese10
Hydrangea10
Diamond39
Dove5
Cherry blossom54
Gyouyou2
Bit12
Bit6
Butterfly28
Diamond202
Broad leaf bamboo18
Pine12
Broad leaf bamboo115
Lightning11
Mountain1
Hydrangea104
Cherry blossom94
Japanese wisteria5
Car5
Star5
Diamond379
Diamond72
Fixed fan16
Broad leaf bamboo28
Dove17
Pine75
Pine8
Creeping Wood Sorrel118
Tachibana Orange66
Tomoe12
Broad leaf bamboo9
Arrow29
Wachigai13
Diamond21
Japanese wisteria59
Chrysanthemum26
Cannabis10
Chrysanthemum165
Diamond189
Diamond188
Oak76
You29
Turtle shell28
Diamond139
Pine67
Tomoe30
Butterfly98
