【Kamon name】 Balloon Flower66
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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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Mallow17
Gyouyou32
Crane21
Folding fan6
Creeping Wood Sorrel115
Rice23
Bamboo16
Wild geese10
Clove1
Diamond4
Arrow11
Balloon Flower101
Turtle shell21
Hawk Feather69
Butterfly32
Turtle shell26
Car23
Butterfly86
Japanese wisteria72
Beach8
Izutsu2
Japanese wisteria118
Broad leaf bamboo120
Wave14
Beach35
Creeping Wood Sorrel68
Clove15
Tree peony84
Bamboo57
Tomoe30
Japanese wisteria95
Hermitage3
Diamond190
Kasa13
Pine39
Moon13
Beach24
Pine4
Balloon Flower68
Charm18
Scales25
Clove47
Oak112
Threeleaf arrowhead12
Star65
Beach17
Beach16
Balloon Flower149
Diamond107
Chrysanthemum11
Balloon Flower122
Scales13
Diamond429
Ray of sunlight4
Hawk Feather45
Hydrangea72
Igeta6
Sen9
Balloon Flower23
Car30
Star20
Pine30
Hydrangea22
Mountain11
Cherry blossom90
Bamboo31
Diamond206
Asian virginsbower12
Horse3
Ray of sunlight1
Balloon Flower137
Myoga Ginger16
Japanese Apricot109
Gourd14
Moon10
Car3
Oak37
Hydrangea50
Chrysanthemum104
Clove18
Tomoe11
Bamboo11
Scales11
Kiri136
Cherry blossom12
Diamond29
Chrysanthemum102
Tomoe32
Hermitage6
Balloon Flower123
Bamboo56
Horse4
Kiri59
Butterfly41
Mountain22
Diamond16
Tachibana Orange22
Creeping Wood Sorrel106
Cannabis10
Butterfly82
Butterfly8
Gourd16
Crowbar13
Chrysanthemum9
Chrysanthemum91
Crowbar10
Kasa3
Balloon Flower127
Diamond75
Gyouyou9
Pine81
Bamboo28
Chrysanthemum137
Tree peony41
Cherry blossom54
Tachibana Orange13
