【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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Oak21
Car40
Turtle shell23
Arrow49
Turtle shell28
Diamond102
Arrow85
Clove5
Scales13
Moon13
Beach24
Threeleaf arrowhead51
Maple1
Oak145
Turtle shell62
Diamond429
Lightning6
Star11
Chrysanthemum15
Wachigai16
Pine90
Balloon Flower102
Torii6
Arrow35
Star10
Diamond139
Mountain34
Ray of sunlight2
Car29
Bamboo12
Cherry blossom28
Bamboo16
Hikiryo3
Diamond34
Pine70
Hydrangea10
Broad leaf bamboo59
Beach14
Pine7
Kiri177
Fixed fan1
Oak103
Bit15
Snake's Eyes15
Bit18
Cherry blossom63
Bit7
Hydrangea72
Chrysanthemum48
Japanese ivy84
Threeleaf arrowhead65
Car27
Pine30
Diamond419
Hydrangea92
Balloon Flower36
Myoga Ginger14
Broad leaf bamboo76
Folding fan58
Cherry blossom49
Japanese Apricot4
Paper mulberry28
Igeta10
Pine93
Star27
Tomoe38
Charm10
Pine11
Diamond223
Diamond209
Gourd17
Diamond370
Oak148
Broad leaf bamboo115
Balloon Flower126
Balloon Flower139
Hydrangea46
Butterfly29
Japanese Apricot47
Rinpou11
Diamond411
Ray of sunlight1
Wachigai15
Crane19
Karabana3
Charm18
Butterfly57
Igeta13
Creeping Wood Sorrel112
Meyui1
Cherry blossom54
Tree peony27
Ray of sunlight4
Izutsu9
Hydrangea3
Creeping Wood Sorrel71
Igeta3
Clove49
Diamond204
Diamond5
Pine32
Bamboo45
Diamond189
Beach5
Hawk Feather18
Chrysanthemum101
Clove2
Diamond188
Lightning3
You29
Holly olive9
Meyui2
