【Kamon name】 Balloon Flower36
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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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Star27
Beach10
Butterfly16
Hawk Feather12
Diamond75
Tree peony61
Clove17
Creeping Wood Sorrel150
Pine32
Clove12
Tomoe37
Pine39
Diamond313
Folding fan58
Arrow63
Mountain12
Oak37
Diamond150
Folding fan61
Arrow19
Snake's Eyes10
Arrow10
Creeping Wood Sorrel48
Clove6
Balloon Flower107
Kiri1
Rinpou11
Tachibana Orange1
Orishiki5
Moon1
Beach5
Tomoe91
Dove1
Turtle shell11
Japanese wisteria88
Butterfly105
Chrysanthemum152
Pine43
Broad leaf bamboo10
Japanese red cedar13
Pine92
Pine14
Igeta4
Sen14
Sen1
Chrysanthemum101
Hydrangea101
Japanese ivy68
Hawk Feather73
Tree peony26
Cherry blossom51
Bamboo5
Chrysanthemum137
Horse5
Diamond293
Scales23
Wild geese12
Car1
Wave12
Folding fan78
Cherry blossom13
Dove17
Fixed fan11
Tachibana Orange12
Broad leaf bamboo100
Bamboo56
Bamboo16
Chrysanthemum105
Car35
Snake's Eyes26
Diamond9
Balloon Flower121
Butterfly6
Diamond69
Izutsu11
Diamond342
Scales10
Mountain16
Bamboo15
Crane21
Japanese red cedar15
Balloon Flower144
Diamond394
Fixed fan17
Folding fan40
Tree peony41
Arrow61
Charm17
Tea plant1
Diamond208
Pine42
Japanese wisteria1
Diamond105
Creeping Wood Sorrel131
Balloon Flower131
Kanji132
Balloon Flower56
Asian virginsbower10
Myoga Ginger16
Hydrangea99
Threeleaf arrowhead4
Fringed Pink18
Hermitage2
Tomoe1
Chigiri3
Turtle shell18
Tomoe30
Gyouyou9
Bamboo28
Pine81
Lightning3
Star5
Oak76
