I want to know some Japanese surnames.

three dragons and three clouds. Its intention is to ascend to heaven. What an idealist.

there is a family name "one foot eight inches" in Shizuoka prefecture, whose original meaning is to take the length of the sickle handle as one foot eight inches. Because some people in the same town took "sickle handle" as the surname first, the latter took the indirect intention surname.

there are many surnames of "medicine bags" in hayakawa-CHO, namju-mo county, yamanashi prefecture. In the history of Fu Shuo, a famous doctor made wine from grapes. After drinking this wine, the villagers lived a long life without illness. Since then, no one in the village has seen any more medicine bags, so this surname was taken.

There are five three-character surnames in Nara County: Five Ghosts Help, Five Ghosts Meat, Five Ghosts Hall, Five Ghosts Victory and Five Ghosts Works. "Five Ghosts" is the same as "Imperial" in Japanese. "Imperial vessel" is the donor of God, with a sense of sacredness, and the word "ghost" has a strong spiritual meaning. These five families are all employees in the shrine, so they take this surname respectively.

in Shiga county, there are two families named "Baishui". However, the two families are different, and the original intention of one family to take the surname is to interpret the word "Quan". The original intention of the other family is white smoke on the water, that is, fog. Take its natural phenomenon as the surname.

There is a small tribe in Mie County, which was not registered after the promulgation of the law of "Gengwu Nationality" in 67 AD. It was not until the eighth year of Meiji, that is, in 1875, that the government issued the "order that surnames must be called" that surnames were adopted. Therefore, take: Yu Hu, Yu Yu, Yu Wu, Yu Wu, Yu Yu, etc. as surnames. They all start with the word Yu.

There is a road in Kyoto called "Kadenokoji", and the family living at the intersection is named "Kadenokoji". So that it became one of the five-character long surnames in Japan.

There are also surnames of similar and related parts: vulva, sex, female, floating world, breast, lactating household, glans penis, sexual integrity, shady place, female house, naked field, spike gate (the pictographic writing of spike characters is similar to that of female genitals), Xiaoyan, Hanako, Weizhang, etc. These surnames may be the surnames of some entertainment places.

there are also those with dates as surnames, such as; "The first day of the first month" means the Spring Festival of the lunar calendar, and everything is new and auspicious. The original meaning of "April 1st" and "April 1st" is the first day of April in the lunar calendar, and the weather has begun to rejuvenate and get warmer without wearing cotton-padded jackets. "August 1st" means the autumn harvest season, and the activities of offering sacrifices to the gods and some festive activities have also begun. And officials in charge of grain began to exercise power distribution. "December 1st", Japan called December "learning from the moon". It means a year's work is finished, and then you feel relaxed. Therefore, it is more common for teachers and craftsmen to have this surname.

by analogy, then "pig stocks, beef intestines, duck heads, chicken tails, horses, spider hands, mosquito claws, cicadas, beehives, dog feed, cow dung, feather birds, Kurokawa, Baishui, Zhongyuan, Changqiao, Murayama, village, full moon, Iitian Bridge, village girl, mountain.

"Dongshan, Xishan, Leshan, Xiangshan, Xiashan, Sanshan, lion, tiger, bear, eagle, deer, eye, can climb the valley." And so on, for the name of Orion.

Surnames such as "Chaolai, Net, Net Dry, Raw Fish, Eel, Crab, Snail, Fishing Rod, Haibei, Ebina, Thick Sea, Long Rope, Dongfeng and Beifeng" may belong to fishermen and boatmen.

"Simen, Kobe, Jiewu, Polygonum cuspidatum, Rescue, Dizang, Seclusion, Green Ghost, Small Porridge, Heaven, Moon Adjustment, Star, Kojikata, Forty-eight Wishes, Forty-nine Courtyards, Mibosaki" may be the surnames of monks and Taoists.

surnames such as "Wenwu, Japanese language, written language, brushstroke, Kochi, writer, knowledge, university, school, Ministry of Education, and ten characters" must belong to intellectuals and the like.

surnames such as "Three Bottles, Soy Sauce, Tanwu, Copper Worker, Forger, Iron Master, Chef, Tone Head, Coal Sun, Oil Field, Repair, Sumo, Official Document, Execution, Oryoshi, Ministry Bag, Five Hundred Departments, Dacang, Gold, Silver and Shanna" may be related to their occupations.

Surnames such as "going north, hometown, Houjian, parents, longevity, Wanfu, greenhouse, new wife, companion, my wife mirror, good wife, female music, five flavors, satisfaction, black beard, white hair, ten thousand generations, happiness" don't just include family happiness in the world.

In addition to the surnames associated with soldiers and readers of Yu Qiao Geng, there are countless strange surnames and difficult surnames: "Yi, Yi, Yi, Lie, Heng, Yi, Xian, Xian, Xian. It's unimaginable.

In addition to many and miscellaneous surnames in Japan, some surnames have multiple pronunciations or special pronunciations. Don't say that foreigners can't pronounce correctly, and I have a headache for days. Therefore, whenever you encounter mixed surnames in social situations, you must first ask the other person how to pronounce them, so as not to call them wrong.

The most pronounced surname is "Haibei", with 14 pronunciations. The surname with the least strokes is "one", but there are four pronunciations. "Toyama, Tomita" and other rich surnames are written as "Xian", and there is nothing on it, because there is a crater at the top of Mount Fuji, and there is no male peak; Therefore, a little is removed from the writing, but the pronunciation emphasizes the pronunciation of "と" (tu) (like the Chinese character "tuo"). Because the Japanese word "と" is the symbol of the male peak and the mountain. To make up for the imperfection in reality. The pronunciation of the surname "JAPAN" is "yamatu" (like the Chinese character "flax"), so as not to read Japan, so as not to be confused with the country name.

There are 1 surnames that use the number "twelve", but the pronunciation of "twelve" is different: (transliteration in brackets) "twelve" (Jiuwuqi), "Twelve Ding" (Jiunijiuwu), "Twelve Buddhas" (Whoo Ming broke Luo Yi), "Twelve Battle" (Toni Yuegu) and "Twelve Battle"

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Japan, Japanese history, surnames, Japanese culture, and the origin of Japanese surnames

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