【Kamon name】 Diamond72
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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.
Paper mulberry
These trees were often growing near shrines, resulting in them being worshipped as sacred trees. The Suwa shrine uses this emblem.
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Clove16
Moon16
Gyouyou24
Scales26
Oak119
Kanji103
Balloon Flower136
Mountain20
Creeping Wood Sorrel156
Diamond244
Arrow14
Star7
Tree peony63
Diamond104
Creeping Wood Sorrel59
Tomoe133
Sen7
Tomoe153
Dove8
Tomoe95
Japanese gentian19
Chrysanthemum137
Star29
Beach5
Wild geese84
Balloon Flower109
Wave7
Hydrangea70
Lightning3
Car29
Pine94
Hydrangea14
Pine69
Tomoe22
Folding fan6
Cannabis3
Izutsu9
Pine81
Diamond227
Bit10
Broad leaf bamboo121
Japanese gentian31
Gourd14
Diamond278
Tachibana Orange7
Japanese ivy46
Japanese wisteria118
Myoga Ginger13
Charm21
Maple14
Tree peony61
Crane37
Car15
Broad leaf bamboo30
Chrysanthemum47
Car30
Car46
Creeping Wood Sorrel152
Kanji134
Torii2
Creeping Wood Sorrel68
Izutsu41
Japanese wisteria31
Diamond332
Car19
Creeping Wood Sorrel151
Arrow49
Cherry blossom16
Diamond205
Cannabis7
Diamond10
Pine83
Mountain1
Diamond75
Diamond39
Gyouyou21
Japanese Apricot82
Kasa13
Crowbar20
Balloon Flower105
Hawk Feather52
Diamond42
Bamboo9
Cannabis11
Karabana16
Arrow12
Pine8
Balloon Flower117
Star13
Oak37
Myoga Ginger12
Cherry blossom71
Hermitage7
Asian virginsbower7
Noshi8
Creeping Wood Sorrel160
Torii5
Pine6
Pine75
Threeleaf arrowhead4
Hermitage2
Balloon Flower127
Gyouyou9
Bamboo28
Tomoe30
Tree peony41
Tachibana Orange13
Cherry blossom54
