【Kamon name】 Arrow35

Wild geese

Geese have been seen as harbingers of good fortune. Used by the daimyo Shibata.

Fringed Pink

The Fringed Pink is one of the seven Autumn flowers. They can often be found on the banks of rivers. This emblem was used by Sato of Mino.

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