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These are some of the rarest family surnames in Japan

Some of the most common names in Japan are: Sato, Suzuki, Takahashi and Tanaka. Surnames mostly tell part of the family history, such as, for example, the region where the first ancestors lived. Other important points are the pronunciation and meaning of each of these nomenclatures. After a study carried out by Myoji Yurai Net, collecting data from the Government and telephone directories, the list of rare Japanese surnames was released. Check out what they are!

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Do you know the meaning of your last name?

The last name can tell a lot of history, as is the case of the example told in the introduction. There is a lot of history behind the names passed down through generations. Therefore, it is possible to know even by the frequency of names, the number of descendants of families.

Below we separate a list of 30 rare surnames and the meaning of each one of them! In this way, you can understand a little more about the history of some families and even be inspired by the nomenclatures. Without further ado, from top to bottom, check out the most common to the least common among that amount.

30. Ikari / 五十里: 50 villages

29. Shio / 塩: salt

28. Shikichi / 敷地: construction site

27. Tsukumo / 九十九: 99

26. Ichibangase / 一番ケ瀬: first rapids, first shoals

25. Myoga / 茗荷: Japanese ginger

24. Kai / 買: conch, shellfish

23. Jinja / 神社: Shinto shrine

22. Akasofu / 赤祖父: red grandfather

21. Kon / 根: root

20. Hirawa / 平和: plain of harmony

19. Botan / 牡丹: peony

18. Taue / 田植: rice planting

17. Keana / 毛穴: (skin) pores

16. Mizoroge / 御菩薩池: Honored Lake Bodhisattva

15. Senju / 先生: teacher

14. Suisha / 水車: water wheel, mill

13. Kyoto / 京都: former capital of Japan

12. Momo / 百百: One hundred hundred

11. Wamuro / 和室: harmonious room

10. Tokei / 時計: watch, watch

9. Nosaku / 農作: agricultural products

8. Kajiyashiki / 鍛冶屋敷: Blacksmith's Mansion

7. Gogatsu / 五月: May (the month)

6. Hime / 姫: princess

5. Higasa / 日傘: parasol

4. Iekami / 家神: god of the home

3. Dango / 団子: Dumpling

2. Hinode / 日ノ出: sunrise

1. Mikan / 蜜柑: Japanese tangerine

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