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5 | The Family Crest of the Yamamura Family |
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1 | Yamamura Monji |
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Yamamura Monji Explanation: If it's a name, it would be "Yamamura Monji". "文字" is generally "moji" (meaning "character"), but it sounds strange as a name. Though "Monji" is still strange, it is far less strange than "Moji". |
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The Family Crest of the Yamamura Family Explanation: A crest of the Yamamura (山村) family, a famous feudal lord of the 16-17th century. 文字 (either monji or moji) stands for A Family Crest. See the Yamamura Crest shown in the following site: Reference: http://www.harimaya.com/o_kamon1/hatamoto/hm_yawara.html |
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