【Kamon name】 Izutsu10

Sen

One of the rarer emblems. Coins only began minted on a large scale during the Azuchi–Momoyama period. Used by the Sanada family.

Kiri

This emblem is a pictorial representation of the kiri flower and leaf. Although this is famous for being used by the Toyotomi family, it was originally used by the Imperial family alongside the Chrysanthemum emblem.

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