【Kamon name】 Japanese wisteria68

Tachibana Orange

The tachibana orange is a small fruit which is extremely sour and not suitable for consumption. This emblem was first used by the imperial prince Tachibana no Moroe and his family. Also used by Ii of the Hikone domain.

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