【Kamon name】 Balloon Flower67
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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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Hawk Feather66
Cannabis5
Clove6
Car6
Star29
Turtle shell28
Fixed fan17
Oak148
Chrysanthemum137
Tree peony41
Oak103
Butterfly99
Lightning21
Butterfly66
Beach12
Pine81
Moon10
Diamond43
Butterfly58
Japanese wisteria118
Mallow70
Turtle shell29
Mountain1
Japanese Apricot100
Butterfly96
Pine57
Bit17
Butterfly29
Mallow16
Broad leaf bamboo67
Diamond256
Butterfly106
Tomoe133
Chrysanthemum25
Japanese Apricot36
Chigiri1
Creeping Wood Sorrel78
Japanese Apricot48
Diamond138
Meyui2
Japanese wisteria59
Pine3
Japanese Apricot34
Japanese wisteria5
Gyouyou2
Star7
Kasa3
Creeping Wood Sorrel15
Tachibana Orange16
Creeping Wood Sorrel71
Mountain5
Bamboo23
Kiri68
Tomoe18
Hikiryo1
You28
Beach25
Charm6
Butterfly8
Tomoe41
Maple12
Car5
Gyouyou1
Hawk Feather46
Folding fan41
Hawk Feather32
Diamond398
Crane18
Butterfly14
Butterfly82
Mountain23
Arrow28
Diamond19
Cherry blossom95
Izutsu35
Car18
Pine22
Diamond151
Butterfly57
Broad leaf bamboo119
Car46
Tachibana Orange13
Mallow31
Diamond202
Oak23
Hydrangea22
Hawk Feather1
Igeta13
Swastika17
Pine56
Hydrangea50
Cherry blossom21
Chrysanthemum63
Diamond192
Folding fan32
Oak101
Pine36
Snake's Eyes18
Myoga Ginger11
Diamond75
Bamboo28
Gyouyou9
Cherry blossom54
Creeping Wood Sorrel47
Tomoe30
