【Kamon name】 Japanese Apricot137

Igeta

Izutsu and Igeta refer to parts of a well. Izutsu is the diamond shaped part. Commonly used by families with the 'well' character in their surname.

Noshi

This emblem is a pictorial representation of noshi. Noshi is a strip of dried abalone, but was later substituted with paper.

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