【Kamon name】 Balloon Flower20
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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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Tree peony85
Turtle shell21
Diamond265
Chrysanthemum70
Butterfly16
Clove2
Wild geese12
Wild geese10
Turtle shell28
Tree peony63
Threeleaf arrowhead3
Japanese wisteria63
Japanese red cedar16
Japanese red cedar15
Japanese red cedar11
Japanese Apricot144
Hydrangea47
Japanese Apricot135
Japanese Apricot11
Creeping Wood Sorrel67
Creeping Wood Sorrel5
Creeping Wood Sorrel164
Creeping Wood Sorrel151
Creeping Wood Sorrel104
Balloon Flower19
Pine28
Tomoe89
Pine44
Tomoe12
Star11
Diamond69
Diamond128
Butterfly74
Balloon Flower14
Kasa13
Wave14
Hikiryo3
Crane17
Moon11
Bamboo37
Pine85
Arrow15
Car20
Pine4
Snake's Eyes26
You33
Crowbar15
Dove12
Butterfly101
Star16
Diamond4
Clove1
Wild geese1
Beach35
Creeping Wood Sorrel68
Cherry blossom1
Butterfly32
Crane10
Balloon Flower101
Broad leaf bamboo120
Pine78
Car23
Igeta11
Crane21
Rice23
Creeping Wood Sorrel115
Creeping Wood Sorrel150
Turtle shell11
Diamond202
Diamond249
Cherry blossom21
Japanese wisteria15
Diamond314
Butterfly2
Pine88
Diamond188
Tomoe161
Gyouyou17
Creeping Wood Sorrel142
Chrysanthemum10
Oak80
Oak104
Pine1
Crowbar12
Pine87
Threeleaf arrowhead18
Balloon Flower138
Crane18
Butterfly50
Charm14
Crowbar35
Horse4
Moon10
Cherry blossom34
Broad leaf bamboo121
Myoga Ginger1
Diamond206
Oak37
Car3
Arrow16
Star13
Pine79
Pine5
Oak72
Gyouyou2
Oak49
Arrow47
Orishiki3
Igeta13
Clove18
Arrow35
Beach24
Hermitage7
You29
Hydrangea105
