Japanese Culture - Shodocafe 7557 – Japanese Calligraphy in Roppongi, Tokyo https://www.shodocafe7557.com Write your name in kanji, craft a custom stamp & take home unique souvenirs Thu, 09 Apr 2026 08:34:18 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.4 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/cropped-shodocafe7557_rogo-32x32.png Japanese Culture - Shodocafe 7557 – Japanese Calligraphy in Roppongi, Tokyo https://www.shodocafe7557.com 32 32 Yotsu-bishi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon) https://www.shodocafe7557.com/japanese-culture/family-crests-en/yotsu-bishi/ Thu, 03 Jul 2025 00:33:51 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=1519 Yotsu-bish(Four-Diamonds Crest) （Kamon)
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Overview

“Yotsu-bishi” arranges four rhombus-shaped diamonds into a larger diamond pattern, without any surrounding circle. Its clean geometry made it easy to paint on armour, banners, and kimono, helping it spread widely among samurai and merchant families.

Historical Significance

The crest achieved renown through the Takeda clan of Kai Province, where it symbolised martial resolve. During the Sengoku era, its bold form was painted on battle standards at Kawanakajima and forged onto tsuba (sword guards). Variants later appeared on merchant sails in Sakai City, signalling reliability and wealth.

Symbolism

Four sturdy “seeds” joined edge-to-edge signify a clan both resilient and prosperous, open to opportunities in every quarter.

Modern Usage

Yotsu-bishi still decorates shrine lanterns, festival happi coats, sake labels, and corporate logos seeking a sharp, balanced motif. At Shodocafe7557, its crisp lines reproduce beautifully on tote bags and hanko stamps, making it a favourite among guests who admire minimalist design.

What does the Yotsu-bishi crest symbolise?

It represents prosperity, resilience and family unity; the sturdy water-chestnut seed (bishi) was believed to bring good fortune.

Which clans used this crest historically?

Most famously the Takeda clan of Kai Province; variants were also used by branches of the Matsudaira and other warrior families.

Can I add the Yotsu-bishi crest to a tote bag at Shodocafe7557?

Yes.

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Customizable Tote Bag with Japanese Family Crests (Kamon) and Kanji

Customizable tote bag featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and the kanji ‘龍’ (ryū, dragon) at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

We sell customizable tote bags featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and kanji. Choose your favorite crest and characters—such as ‘龍’—and we’ll craft a unique, made-in-Tokyo piece. Perfect as a cultural gift or travel keepsake. Lead time varies by design.

More

Want to explore more Japanese family crests?

Check out the links below to learn about the meanings and origins of other representative kamon.
We also offer custom tote bags featuring your favorite crest—feel free to contact us for orders or inquiries!

Which is your favorite family crest?

Japanese family crest

Family-Crests
Kiku (Chrysanthemum) Japanese family crest kamon – sixteen-petal design
Kiku — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri crest with three paulownia leaves and 5-3 blossom clusters inside a circle.
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Ken-Kikyō family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese bellflower crest with a sword-centre design
Ken-Kikyō — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Sword-centre plum-blossom kamon known as Ken-Umebachi, symbolizing resilience and samurai aesthetics
Ken-Umebachi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsu-uroko crest with three interlocking triangles inside a bold circle.
Maruni Mitsuuroko— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Close-up of the Sixteen-Petal Chrysanthemum crest showing crisp petal edges.
Jūrokugiku— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Dakikomodaka family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese emblem featuring the omodaka plant with embraced leaves
Dakikomodaka— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Yotsu-bishi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa family crest with three stylised oak leaves framed by a bold circle.
Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa places three detailed oak leaves inside a protective circle. Once favoured by samurai houses, it embodies enduring strength and ancestral protection.
Maruni Mitsukashiwa (Circular Triple Oak) — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Mitsudomoe family crest with three swirling comma shapes inside a circle.
Mitsudomoe — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Mitsuba Aoi family crest with three hollyhock leaves inside a black circle.
Mitsuba Aoi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Maruni Tachibana — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)

]]> School Trip Calligraphy Tokyo | Experience in Roppongi https://www.shodocafe7557.com/news/school-trip-calligraphy-tokyo-roppongi/ Thu, 09 Apr 2026 07:48:51 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=2455 What Is Included in a School Trip Calligraphy Tokyo Experience?
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Group calligraphy experience in Tokyo
Students proudly presenting their kanji artwork at Shodocafe7557.


We recently welcomed a group of students visiting Japan on a school trip to enjoy a calligraphy experience at Shodocafe7557 in Tokyo.

This time, 11 students joined us.
This group has visited us before, and this marked their third visit to our studio.

We sincerely appreciate your continued support and for choosing Shodocafe7557 once again.

During the experience, students learned the basics of Japanese calligraphy, including how to hold the brush and write kanji.
Each participant created their own artwork to take home as a special memory of Japan.

As part of the experience, participants also received the following souvenirs:

・A personalized kanji name animation video
・A hiragana name stamp
・A custom hiragana name tote bag (group exclusive)

Some of the students shared that this was “the most enjoyable experience during their stay in Tokyo,” which truly meant a lot to our team.

We hope that through calligraphy, you were able to feel the beauty of Japanese culture and enjoy a calm, mindful moment.

At Shodocafe7557, we offer private sessions for school trips, student groups, and group bookings.
We can customize the experience based on your group size and schedule, so please feel free to contact us.

We look forward to welcoming you again in the future.

For group guests, we also offer a special hiragana name tote bag as part of the experience.

For private group bookings or charter requests, please feel free to contact us via WhatsApp or email.

Group of students holding hiragana name tote bags after a calligraphy experience in Tokyo at Shodocafe7557
Group experience in Tokyo with custom hiragana name tote bags ✨
A unique cultural souvenir from Shodocafe7557.

What Is Included in a School Trip Calligraphy Tokyo Experience

Our school trip and group calligraphy experience includes:

  • A basic introduction to Japanese calligraphy
  • Choosing a favorite kanji and writing it on a hanging scroll
  • A personalized Kanji name animation video as a gift
  • A hiragana name tote bag (Group exclusive)
  • A hiragana name stamp
  • All completed artworks and items are yours to take home

This experience allows students to enjoy Japanese culture hands-on while creating meaningful souvenirs.

Group Bookings & Private Sessions

At Shodocafe7557, we offer private group sessions for 10 or more participants.

Up to around 18 guests
A 2-hour private calligraphy session at our studio

20 or more guests
Calligraphy workshops can be arranged at a nearby venue in Roppongi

We are happy to accommodate school trips, educational programs, and group workshops, and can tailor the experience based on group size and schedule.

Group discounts are available for bookings of 10 or more participants.

Receive a Free Animated Video of Your Name in Kanji

At Shodocafe7557, we are delighted to offer a special gift for our guests.

Kanji characters each carry deep meanings, history, and symbolism. By carefully selecting characters that represent both the sound and spirit of your name, we create a one-of-a-kind story just for you. Our team then brings this story to life through an elegant brush-style animation.

The finished video is perfect for sharing on social media, keeping as a memory of your trip to Japan, or as a thoughtful gift for family and friends. Many guests tell us it has become one of their most unforgettable souvenirs from Tokyo.

Our calligraphy workshop itself is a special cultural experience, but with this video, you can relive the moment anytime.
When you book our Japanese calligraphy experience, you will receive a personalized animation video of your name in kanji—completely free.

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Free Conditions

This special gift, a personalized kanji name animation video, is available under the following conditions:

  • Guests who book and join the calligraphy experience at Shodocafe7557
  • Or guests who purchase a personalized kanji hanko (seal)

One kanji name animation video will be created per participant or per purchase.
The video is only available with a booking or a hanko purchase, and cannot be provided separately.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Do students need any prior calligraphy experience?

No prior experience is required.
Our calligraphy experience is designed for beginners, and our staff provides step-by-step guidance so everyone can enjoy writing kanji with confidence.

How many participants can join the calligraphy experience?

Up to around 18 participants can join at our studio with a 2-hour private session.
For groups of 20 or more, we can arrange the experience at a nearby venue in Roppongi.

What is included in the school trip calligraphy experience?

The experience includes calligraphy instruction, writing your favorite kanji, and all necessary materials.

Each participant will receive the following unique souvenirs to take home:

  • A personalized kanji name animation video
  • A hiragana name stamp
  • A custom hiragana name tote bag (Exclusive for group bookings)
How can we make a group or school trip reservation?

Please contact us by email with your group size, preferred date, and any special requests.
We will recommend the best plan and availability for your group.

Email
Are private group sessions and discounts available?

Private sessions and group discounts are available for groups of 10 or more participants.
For groups of 7 or more, sessions may also be possible depending on availability.
Please feel free to contact us for details.

Book now
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Shodocafe 7557 – Japanese Calligraphy Café
2 F Crest Roppongi, 7-9-3 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032

3-min walk from Roppongi Station (Exit 7, Oedo & Hibiya Lines)

10-min walk from The National Art Center & Roppongi Hills

Shodocafe7557 Japanese Calligraphy Experience in Roppongi
We accept private group reservations.
If you would like to reserve as
group of 10-20, please let us know.
Please feel free to contact us.
We are looking forward to seeing you!

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]]> School Trip Calligraphy Experience| Shodocafe7557 Tokyo https://www.shodocafe7557.com/news/school-trip-calligraphy-tokyo/ Mon, 02 Feb 2026 10:39:47 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=2440 Recently, we welcomed a group of 16 students on a school trip to enjoy a calligraphy experience at Shodocafe7557.
School trip group enjoying a Japanese calligraphy experience at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo
School trip students enjoying a group calligraphy experience at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.


The session began with a basic introduction to Japanese calligraphy, followed by an activity where each student chose their favorite kanji.
Using traditional brushes and ink, they carefully wrote their chosen character on a hanging scroll.

For many students, it was their first time holding a calligraphy brush.
Despite this, they focused deeply on each stroke, enjoying the quiet and immersive time spent with the characters.
As they shared their finished works, the space naturally filled with smiles and a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
This School Trip Calligraphy Tokyo experience is designed for student groups visiting Japan and offers a hands-on introduction to Japanese culture.

What the School Trip Calligraphy Experience Includes

Our school trip and group calligraphy experience includes:

  • A basic introduction to Japanese calligraphy
  • Choosing a favorite kanji and writing it on a hanging scroll
  • A personalized Kanji name animation video as a gift
  • A kanji tote bag
  • A hiragana name stamp
  • All completed artworks and items are yours to take home

This experience allows students to enjoy Japanese culture hands-on while creating meaningful souvenirs.

Group Bookings & Private Sessions

At Shodocafe7557, we offer private group sessions for 10 or more participants.

Up to around 18 guests
A 2-hour private calligraphy session at our studio

20 or more guests
Calligraphy workshops can be arranged at a nearby venue in Roppongi

We are happy to accommodate school trips, educational programs, and group workshops, and can tailor the experience based on group size and schedule.

Group discounts are available for bookings of 10 or more participants.

Receive a Free Animated Video of Your Name in Kanji

At Shodocafe7557, we are delighted to offer a special gift for our guests.

Kanji characters each carry deep meanings, history, and symbolism. By carefully selecting characters that represent both the sound and spirit of your name, we create a one-of-a-kind story just for you. Our team then brings this story to life through an elegant brush-style animation.

The finished video is perfect for sharing on social media, keeping as a memory of your trip to Japan, or as a thoughtful gift for family and friends. Many guests tell us it has become one of their most unforgettable souvenirs from Tokyo.

Our calligraphy workshop itself is a special cultural experience, but with this video, you can relive the moment anytime.
When you book our Japanese calligraphy experience, you will receive a personalized animation video of your name in kanji—completely free.

Mail
WhatsApp

Free Conditions

This special gift, a personalized kanji name animation video, is available under the following conditions:

  • Guests who book and join the calligraphy experience at Shodocafe7557
  • Or guests who purchase a personalized kanji hanko (seal)

One kanji name animation video will be created per participant or per purchase.
The video is only available with a booking or a hanko purchase, and cannot be provided separately.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Do students need any prior calligraphy experience?

No prior experience is required.
Our calligraphy experience is designed for beginners, and our staff provides step-by-step guidance so everyone can enjoy writing kanji with confidence.

How many participants can join the calligraphy experience?

Up to around 18 participants can join at our studio with a 2-hour private session.
For groups of 20 or more, we can arrange the experience at a nearby venue in Roppongi.

What is included in the school trip calligraphy experience?

The experience includes calligraphy instruction, writing your favorite kanji, and all necessary materials.
Each participant also receives a kanji name animation video, a kanji tote bag, and a hiragana name stamp as souvenirs to take home.

How can we make a group or school trip reservation?

Please contact us by email with your group size, preferred date, and any special requests.
We will recommend the best plan and availability for your group.

Email
Are private group sessions and discounts available?

Private sessions and group discounts are available for groups of 10 or more participants.
For groups of 7 or more, sessions may also be possible depending on availability.
Please feel free to contact us for details.

Book now
Book now
GoogleMap

Access Map

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Shodocafe 7557 – Japanese Calligraphy Café
2 F Crest Roppongi, 7-9-3 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032

3-min walk from Roppongi Station (Exit 7, Oedo & Hibiya Lines)

10-min walk from The National Art Center & Roppongi Hills

Shodocafe7557 Japanese Calligraphy Experience in Roppongi
We accept private group reservations.
If you would like to reserve as
group of 10-20, please let us know.
Please feel free to contact us.
We are looking forward to seeing you!

Mail
＼ Notify me of the latest information ／
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]]> Mitsudomoe — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon) https://www.shodocafe7557.com/japanese-culture/family-crests-en/mitsudomoe/ Wed, 02 Jul 2025 08:18:27 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=1468
Mitsudomoe Family Crest （Kamon)
Close-up of Mitsudomoe crest showing the fluid tomoe curves.

Overview of the Mitsudomoe Crest

The “Mitsudomoe” is a well-known Japanese family crest featuring three swirling shapes intertwined in a circular pattern. This design is part of the “tomoe” family of crests and is widely recognized for symbolizing strength, balance, and energy. It has a strong connection to Shinto and the samurai class.

Historical Significance in Japan

The origins of the tomoe crests date back to ancient Japan, where they were closely associated with samurai and martial culture. The name “tomoe” is believed to derive from the spiral patterns found on shields. The “Mitsudomoe” became particularly popular during the Kamakura and Sengoku periods, serving as a symbol of protection and power in battle.

Symbolism and Spiritual Meaning

The swirling shapes of the Mitsudomoe represent dynamic energy and continuity, symbolizing “eternity,” “harmony,” and “strength.” The three components are often interpreted as representing “heaven, earth, and humanity” or “past, present, and future,” emphasizing the importance of balance and unity.

Modern Usage


Today, the Mitsudomoe is widely used in Shinto shrines, particularly as a sacred emblem on drums and banners. Its bold and dynamic design also makes it a popular choice for modern logos and artistic motifs, bridging tradition and contemporary aesthetics.

Modern Usage of the Mitsudomoe Crest in Japanese Culture


Today, the Mitsudomoe crest is still widely used in martial arts schools, Shinto shrines, and traditional festivals. It appears on taiko drums, dojo emblems, and religious items, symbolizing strength, continuity, and harmony. Many families with samurai lineage also preserve the crest as part of their heritage, keeping its meaning alive in modern society.

Cultural Legacy of the Mitsudomoe Crest Worldwide


Outside Japan, the Mitsudomoe crest has gained recognition among martial arts practitioners, cultural enthusiasts, and even in popular media such as anime and video games. It is often used as a symbol of balance and dynamic energy, making it a popular motif in both traditional and modern designs. This global presence highlights how the Mitsudomoe continues to connect history, spirituality, and contemporary culture.

Q &A

What does the Mitsudomoe crest symbolise?

It represents cosmic cycles, balance of yin-yang, and divine protection—traditionally linked to the war god Hachiman.

Who used this crest historically?

Samurai clans such as the Shimazu and many Hachiman shrines adopted Mitsudomoe as a protective emblem.

Can I add Mitsudomoe to a tote bag at Shodocafe7557?

Yes.

Customizable Tote Bag with Japanese Family Crests (Kamon) and Kanji

Customizable tote bag featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and the kanji ‘龍’ (ryū, dragon) at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

We sell customizable tote bags featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and kanji. Choose your favorite crest and characters—such as ‘龍’—and we’ll craft a unique, made-in-Tokyo piece. Perfect as a cultural gift or travel keepsake. Lead time varies by design.

More
Book now
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GoogleMap

Want to explore more Japanese family crests?

Check out the links below to learn about the meanings and origins of other representative kamon.
We also offer custom tote bags featuring your favorite crest—feel free to contact us for orders or inquiries!

Which is your favorite family crest?

Japanese family crest

Family-Crests
Kiku (Chrysanthemum) Japanese family crest kamon – sixteen-petal design
Kiku — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri crest with three paulownia leaves and 5-3 blossom clusters inside a circle.
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Ken-Kikyō family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese bellflower crest with a sword-centre design
Ken-Kikyō — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Sword-centre plum-blossom kamon known as Ken-Umebachi, symbolizing resilience and samurai aesthetics
Ken-Umebachi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsu-uroko crest with three interlocking triangles inside a bold circle.
Maruni Mitsuuroko— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Close-up of the Sixteen-Petal Chrysanthemum crest showing crisp petal edges.
Jūrokugiku— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Dakikomodaka family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese emblem featuring the omodaka plant with embraced leaves
Dakikomodaka— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Yotsu-bishi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa family crest with three stylised oak leaves framed by a bold circle.
Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa places three detailed oak leaves inside a protective circle. Once favoured by samurai houses, it embodies enduring strength and ancestral protection.
Maruni Mitsukashiwa (Circular Triple Oak) — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Mitsudomoe family crest with three swirling comma shapes inside a circle.
Mitsudomoe — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Mitsuba Aoi family crest with three hollyhock leaves inside a black circle.
Mitsuba Aoi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Maruni Tachibana — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)

]]> Mitsuba Aoi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon) https://www.shodocafe7557.com/japanese-culture/family-crests-en/mitsuba-aoi/ Wed, 02 Jul 2025 06:44:27 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=1456
Mitsuba Aoi (Triple Hollyhock)（Kamon)
Close-up of the Mitsuba Aoi crest showing the vein patterns of each hollyhock leaf.

Overview

The “Mitsuba Aoi,” or “Triple Hollyhock,” is one of Japan’s most iconic family crests (kamon), famously associated with the Tokugawa clan. Featuring three hollyhock leaves arranged in a circular pattern, this crest symbolizes unity, tradition, and the rich history of Japan’s samurai culture.

Historical Significance

The crest gained prominence when Tokugawa Ieyasu adopted it as his family emblem. As the founder of the Tokugawa shogunate, Ieyasu’s choice of the “Mitsuba Aoi” symbolized the clan’s authority and connection to divinity. The crest also has ties to the Kamo Shrine in Kyoto, where the hollyhock was revered as sacred.


Famous Individuals

The most renowned bearer of this crest is Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543–1616), the unifier of Japan and the first shogun of the Edo period. Under his leadership, the Tokugawa shogunate established over 260 years of peace and prosperity, solidifying the “Mitsuba Aoi” as a symbol of stability and power.


Symbolism

The hollyhock leaves represent purity, harmony with nature, and divine protection. The circular arrangement signifies unity and collective strength, reflecting the values of the Tokugawa family and their dedication to governance and harmony.



Modern Usage

Today, the “Mitsuba Aoi” is frequently seen in historical contexts related to the Tokugawa era. It remains a powerful symbol in Japanese culture, representing the legacy of one of the most influential families in the country’s history.

Q &A

What does the Mitsuba Aoi crest symbolise?

The trio of hollyhock leaves represents steady growth, harmony with nature, and divine protection—values cherished by the Tokugawa clan.

Which historical family used this crest?

It was famously used by the Tokugawa shogunate (1603-1868), one of Japan’s most influential ruling families.


Can I add Mitsuba Aoi to a tote bag at Shodocafe7557?

Yes, we can add the Mitsuba Aoi crest to a tote bag for you—please note it takes a little extra time to prepare.

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Customizable Tote Bag with Japanese Family Crests (Kamon) and Kanji

Customizable tote bag featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and the kanji ‘龍’ (ryū, dragon) at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

We sell customizable tote bags featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and kanji. Choose your favorite crest and characters—such as ‘龍’—and we’ll craft a unique, made-in-Tokyo piece. Perfect as a cultural gift or travel keepsake. Lead time varies by design.

More

Want to explore more Japanese family crests?

Check out the links below to learn about the meanings and origins of other representative kamon.
We also offer custom tote bags featuring your favorite crest—feel free to contact us for orders or inquiries!

Which is your favorite family crest?

Japanese family crest

Family-Crests
Kiku (Chrysanthemum) Japanese family crest kamon – sixteen-petal design
Kiku — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri crest with three paulownia leaves and 5-3 blossom clusters inside a circle.
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Ken-Kikyō family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese bellflower crest with a sword-centre design
Ken-Kikyō — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Sword-centre plum-blossom kamon known as Ken-Umebachi, symbolizing resilience and samurai aesthetics
Ken-Umebachi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsu-uroko crest with three interlocking triangles inside a bold circle.
Maruni Mitsuuroko— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Close-up of the Sixteen-Petal Chrysanthemum crest showing crisp petal edges.
Jūrokugiku— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Dakikomodaka family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese emblem featuring the omodaka plant with embraced leaves
Dakikomodaka— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Yotsu-bishi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa family crest with three stylised oak leaves framed by a bold circle.
Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa places three detailed oak leaves inside a protective circle. Once favoured by samurai houses, it embodies enduring strength and ancestral protection.
Maruni Mitsukashiwa (Circular Triple Oak) — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Mitsudomoe family crest with three swirling comma shapes inside a circle.
Mitsudomoe — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Mitsuba Aoi family crest with three hollyhock leaves inside a black circle.
Mitsuba Aoi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Maruni Tachibana — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)

]]> Maruni Tachibana — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon) https://www.shodocafe7557.com/japanese-culture/family-crests-en/maruni-tachibana/ Thu, 19 Jun 2025 08:37:52 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=552 Maruni Tachibana（Kamon)
This kamon features a stylized tachibana citrus flower within a circle. Used by the Shimazu clan, the ‘Maru ni Tachibana’ symbolizes prosperity, nobility, and longevity in Japanese heraldry.

Overview

The “Maru ni Tachibana” crest is a traditional Japanese family emblem that signifies nobility and elegance. This crest features a circular design that encloses the Tachibana flower and leaves, symbolizing “eternity” and “prosperity.” The Tachibana tree, a native citrus plant, has been cherished since ancient times for its deep connection to Japanese culture and spirituality.

Historical Significance

The crest holds historical importance, particularly during the Sengoku period, when it was adopted by notable warlords. The Shimazu clan of Kyushu, one of Japan’s most powerful daimyo families, prominently used this crest as a symbol of their lineage. Warlords like Shimazu Yoshihiro and Shimazu Takahisa carried the emblem into battle, asserting their authority in southern Kyushu. Additionally, its sacred connotations made it a popular choice among retainers of Oda Nobunaga and various regional clans.

Symbolism

The “Maru ni Tachibana” crest reflects the ideals of unity, longevity, and prosperity. The circular frame signifies protection and family cohesion, while the Tachibana flower and leaves highlight natural beauty and the continuity of life. This emblem embodies the noble aspirations of the families who used it, blending elegance with deep cultural meaning.

Modern Usage

Today, the “Maru ni Tachibana” crest remains a revered symbol in Japan. It is found on ceremonial attire, family graves, and historical artifacts, preserving its cultural legacy. The crest’s timeless design continues to inspire admiration, connecting modern generations with Japan’s rich heritage.

What does the Maruni Tachibana symbolize?

Eternity, prosperity and noble status—thanks to the evergreen citrus.

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Customizable Tote Bag with Japanese Family Crests (Kamon) and Kanji

Customizable tote bag featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and the kanji ‘龍’ (ryū, dragon) at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

We sell customizable tote bags featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and kanji. Choose your favorite crest and characters—such as ‘龍’—and we’ll craft a unique, made-in-Tokyo piece. Perfect as a cultural gift or travel keepsake. Lead time varies by design.

More

Want to explore more Japanese family crests?

Check out the links below to learn about the meanings and origins of other representative kamon.
We also offer custom tote bags featuring your favorite crest—feel free to contact us for orders or inquiries!

Which is your favorite family crest?

Japanese family crest

Family-Crests
Kiku (Chrysanthemum) Japanese family crest kamon – sixteen-petal design
Kiku — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri crest with three paulownia leaves and 5-3 blossom clusters inside a circle.
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Ken-Kikyō family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese bellflower crest with a sword-centre design
Ken-Kikyō — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Sword-centre plum-blossom kamon known as Ken-Umebachi, symbolizing resilience and samurai aesthetics
Ken-Umebachi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsu-uroko crest with three interlocking triangles inside a bold circle.
Maruni Mitsuuroko— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Close-up of the Sixteen-Petal Chrysanthemum crest showing crisp petal edges.
Jūrokugiku— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Dakikomodaka family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese emblem featuring the omodaka plant with embraced leaves
Dakikomodaka— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
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Yotsu-bishi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa family crest with three stylised oak leaves framed by a bold circle.
Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa places three detailed oak leaves inside a protective circle. Once favoured by samurai houses, it embodies enduring strength and ancestral protection.
Maruni Mitsukashiwa (Circular Triple Oak) — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Mitsudomoe family crest with three swirling comma shapes inside a circle.
Mitsudomoe — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Mitsuba Aoi family crest with three hollyhock leaves inside a black circle.
Mitsuba Aoi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Maruni Tachibana — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)

]]> Maruni Mitsuuroko— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon) https://www.shodocafe7557.com/japanese-culture/family-crests-en/maruni-mitsuuroko/ Thu, 03 Jul 2025 01:59:52 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=1537 Close-up of Maruni Mitsu-uroko crest showing crisp triangle edges and circle.

Overview

The “Maruni Mitsuuroko” crest features three triangular shapes arranged in a pyramid-like configuration within a circle. Its minimalist yet striking design made it a popular emblem among samurai families, particularly during the Warring States period.

Historical Significance

This crest is famously associated with the Hojo clan, one of the most powerful families during the Kamakura period. The triangular scales are often linked to dragon or serpent symbolism, representing protection and guardianship. The Hojo clan’s adoption of this crest solidified its status as a symbol of strength and resilience.

Symbolism

The three scales are said to represent harmony between “past, present, and future” or “heaven, earth, and humanity.” The connection to dragons or serpents further emphasizes the crest’s association with protection, wisdom, and prosperity. Imperial Family.

Modern Usage

Today, the “Maruni Mitsuuroko” crest is admired for its historical significance and clean aesthetic. It continues to appear in traditional crafts, family emblems, and contemporary designs, maintaining its relevance as a symbol of Japanese heritage.

Q &A

Why is the crest called “Three Scales”?

Legend says a serpent shed three scales, which became a protective charm for the Hōjō family, hence the name “three scales.”

Which clan is famous for this crest?

The Kamakura-era Hōjō clan used Mitsu-uroko on banners, armour and Kamakura’s Tsurugaoka Hachimangū shrine.

Can Shodocafe7557 add this crest to a tote bag?

Yes.

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Customizable Tote Bag with Japanese Family Crests (Kamon) and Kanji

Customizable tote bag featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and the kanji ‘龍’ (ryū, dragon) at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

We sell customizable tote bags featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and kanji. Choose your favorite crest and characters—such as ‘龍’—and we’ll craft a unique, made-in-Tokyo piece. Perfect as a cultural gift or travel keepsake. Lead time varies by design.

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Want to explore more Japanese family crests?

Check out the links below to learn about the meanings and origins of other representative kamon.
We also offer custom tote bags featuring your favorite crest—feel free to contact us for orders or inquiries!

Which is your favorite family crest?

Japanese family crest

Family-Crests
Kiku (Chrysanthemum) Japanese family crest kamon – sixteen-petal design
Kiku — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri crest with three paulownia leaves and 5-3 blossom clusters inside a circle.
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Ken-Kikyō family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese bellflower crest with a sword-centre design
Ken-Kikyō — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Sword-centre plum-blossom kamon known as Ken-Umebachi, symbolizing resilience and samurai aesthetics
Ken-Umebachi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsu-uroko crest with three interlocking triangles inside a bold circle.
Maruni Mitsuuroko— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Close-up of the Sixteen-Petal Chrysanthemum crest showing crisp petal edges.
Jūrokugiku— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Dakikomodaka family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese emblem featuring the omodaka plant with embraced leaves
Dakikomodaka— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Yotsu-bishi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa family crest with three stylised oak leaves framed by a bold circle.
Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa places three detailed oak leaves inside a protective circle. Once favoured by samurai houses, it embodies enduring strength and ancestral protection.
Maruni Mitsukashiwa (Circular Triple Oak) — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Mitsudomoe family crest with three swirling comma shapes inside a circle.
Mitsudomoe — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Mitsuba Aoi family crest with three hollyhock leaves inside a black circle.
Mitsuba Aoi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Maruni Tachibana — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
]]> Maruni Mitsukashiwa (Circular Triple Oak) — Japanese Family Crest https://www.shodocafe7557.com/japanese-culture/family-crests-en/maruni-mitsukashiwa/ Wed, 02 Jul 2025 09:39:42 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=1474
Maruni Mitsukashiwa （Kamon)
Maruni Mitsukashiwa places three detailed oak leaves inside a protective circle. Once favoured by samurai houses, it embodies enduring strength and ancestral protection.

Overview


The “Maruni Mitsukashiwa” is a traditional Japanese family crest (kamon) that features three oak leaves arranged within a circle. The design is simple yet powerful, symbolizing prosperity, family unity, and the continuity of tradition.

Historical Significance

Oak leaves have been revered in Japanese Shinto practices as sacred offerings to the gods. The use of the oak in this crest signifies protection, prosperity, and prayers for the family’s well-being. It was particularly popular among samurai families and Shinto priests.

Symbolism

The oak leaf’s unique characteristic of retaining old leaves until new ones grow symbolizes the preservation of family lineage and the continuation of traditions. The circular frame emphasizes harmony, unity, and protection of the household.

Modern Usage


Today, the “Maruni Mitsukashiwa” is widely recognized as a classic and meaningful family crest. It is often seen in traditional ceremonies, weddings, and festivals, celebrated for its timeless elegance and cultural significance.

Q &A

What does the Mitsugashiwa crest symbolise?

It stands for prosperity, family unity, and steadfast resilience—qualities likened to the hardy oak tree.

Which families or shrines used this crest historically?

Samurai houses such as the Matsudaira clan and many Kasuga-related shrines adopted Mitsugashiwa as a protective emblem.


Can I add the Mitsugashiwa crest to a tote bag at Shodocafe7557?

Yes—adding the crest to a custom tote bag is possible at our workshop.

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Customizable Tote Bag with Japanese Family Crests (Kamon) and Kanji

Customizable tote bag featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and the kanji ‘龍’ (ryū, dragon) at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

We sell customizable tote bags featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and kanji. Choose your favorite crest and characters—such as ‘龍’—and we’ll craft a unique, made-in-Tokyo piece. Perfect as a cultural gift or travel keepsake. Lead time varies by design.

More

Want to explore more Japanese family crests?

Check out the links below to learn about the meanings and origins of other representative kamon.
We also offer custom tote bags featuring your favorite crest—feel free to contact us for orders or inquiries!

Which is your favorite family crest?

Japanese family crest

Family-Crests
Kiku (Chrysanthemum) Japanese family crest kamon – sixteen-petal design
Kiku — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri crest with three paulownia leaves and 5-3 blossom clusters inside a circle.
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Ken-Kikyō family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese bellflower crest with a sword-centre design
Ken-Kikyō — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Sword-centre plum-blossom kamon known as Ken-Umebachi, symbolizing resilience and samurai aesthetics
Ken-Umebachi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsu-uroko crest with three interlocking triangles inside a bold circle.
Maruni Mitsuuroko— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Close-up of the Sixteen-Petal Chrysanthemum crest showing crisp petal edges.
Jūrokugiku— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Dakikomodaka family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese emblem featuring the omodaka plant with embraced leaves
Dakikomodaka— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Yotsu-bishi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa family crest with three stylised oak leaves framed by a bold circle.
Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa places three detailed oak leaves inside a protective circle. Once favoured by samurai houses, it embodies enduring strength and ancestral protection.
Maruni Mitsukashiwa (Circular Triple Oak) — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Mitsudomoe family crest with three swirling comma shapes inside a circle.
Mitsudomoe — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Mitsuba Aoi family crest with three hollyhock leaves inside a black circle.
Mitsuba Aoi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Maruni Tachibana — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)

]]> Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha — Japanese Family Crest https://www.shodocafe7557.com/japanese-culture/family-crests-en/maruni-itsutsu-takanoha/ Wed, 02 Jul 2025 22:03:57 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=1478
Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha(Circular Triple Oak) （Kamon)
Close-up of Maruni Mitsukashiwa crest showing the vein pattern of each oak leaf inside the circle.

Overview


The “Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha” crest places five stylised hawk feathers radially inside a bold circle. The wheel-like arrangement suggests vigilance in every direction and the cohesive power of the family it protects. Because the hawk (taka) was a prized hunting companion of the warrior class, the motif quickly gained prestige among samurai households.

Historical Significance

During the Muromachi and Sengoku periods, families seeking to project martial prowess and sharp vision adopted hawk-feather crests. The five-feather variant appears on armour lacing, battle standards, and the kamishimo garments of retainers serving powerful lords. Notably, branches of the Asakura and Aso clans used versions of the Takanoha motif, reinforcing their image as formidable yet disciplined warriors.

Symbolism

The Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha crest weaves together three layers of meaning.
First, each hawk feather stands for keen sight, courage, and the ability to act swiftly—virtues prized by samurai hunters.
Second, the five-point wheel formed by those feathers suggests constant watchfulness in every direction and a sense of completeness.
Finally, the bold circle that encloses the feathers functions as a protective barrier, while also expressing the unity of the family it guards.

Modern Usage

The crest still adorns taiko drum skins, dojo logos, festival floats, and artisan lacquerware. It is a popular choice for families with martial-arts traditions and for businesses wishing to convey reliability and sharp focus. At Shodocafe7557, guests frequently select this dynamic motif for custom tote bags or hanko stamps because its bold geometry prints crisply on fabric and seals alike.

Q &A

What does the Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha crest symbolise?

It embodies bravery, keen vision and steadfast family protection—traits associated with the hawk.

Which families or shrines used this crest historically?

Samurai clans such as the Asakura and certain Hachiman shrines adopted Five Hawk-Feather crests as talismans of martial prowess.


Can I add the Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha crest to a tote bag at Shodocafe7557?

Yes—our workshop can add this crest to a custom tote bag upon request.

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Customizable Tote Bag with Japanese Family Crests (Kamon) and Kanji

Customizable tote bag featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and the kanji ‘龍’ (ryū, dragon) at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

We sell customizable tote bags featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and kanji. Choose your favorite crest and characters—such as ‘龍’—and we’ll craft a unique, made-in-Tokyo piece. Perfect as a cultural gift or travel keepsake. Lead time varies by design.

More

Want to explore more Japanese family crests?

Check out the links below to learn about the meanings and origins of other representative kamon.
We also offer custom tote bags featuring your favorite crest—feel free to contact us for orders or inquiries!

Which is your favorite family crest?

Japanese family crest

Family-Crests
Kiku (Chrysanthemum) Japanese family crest kamon – sixteen-petal design
Kiku — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri crest with three paulownia leaves and 5-3 blossom clusters inside a circle.
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Ken-Kikyō family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese bellflower crest with a sword-centre design
Ken-Kikyō — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Sword-centre plum-blossom kamon known as Ken-Umebachi, symbolizing resilience and samurai aesthetics
Ken-Umebachi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsu-uroko crest with three interlocking triangles inside a bold circle.
Maruni Mitsuuroko— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Close-up of the Sixteen-Petal Chrysanthemum crest showing crisp petal edges.
Jūrokugiku— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Dakikomodaka family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese emblem featuring the omodaka plant with embraced leaves
Dakikomodaka— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Yotsu-bishi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa family crest with three stylised oak leaves framed by a bold circle.
Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa places three detailed oak leaves inside a protective circle. Once favoured by samurai houses, it embodies enduring strength and ancestral protection.
Maruni Mitsukashiwa (Circular Triple Oak) — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Mitsudomoe family crest with three swirling comma shapes inside a circle.
Mitsudomoe — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Mitsuba Aoi family crest with three hollyhock leaves inside a black circle.
Mitsuba Aoi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Maruni Tachibana — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)

]]> Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon) https://www.shodocafe7557.com/japanese-culture/family-crests-en/maruni-gosan-no-kiri/ Sat, 05 Jul 2025 01:35:10 +0000 https://www.shodocafe7557.com/?p=1657 Close-up of Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri crest showing leaf veins and blossom clusters.

Overview


Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri places a stylised paulownia (kiri) branch—three leaves and three clusters of blossoms—inside a bold circle. The classic 5-3 bloom layout projects dignity and balanced symmetry.

Historical Significance

Originally a court motif, the kiri crest became the emblem of the imperial regent Kampaku in the Muromachi period. Toyotomi Hideyoshi popularised the 5-3 version; later, the Meiji government adopted variant paulownia crests for official seals, making it one of Japan’s state symbols.

Symbolism

The paulownia grows straight and tall, so its leaves denote rising status and prosperity. The triple blossom clusters signify benevolent governance spreading in all directions, while the encircling ring adds protection and unity—altogether proclaiming authority tempered by virtue.

Modern Usage


Today Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri appears on government documents, police badges, kimono crests and sake labels. Its bold yet intricate outline is a favourite for lacquerware and metal fittings; at Shodocafe7557, guests often choose it for tote-bag prints or hanko seals.

Q &A

What does “5-3” mean in the crest’s name?

It refers to five blossoms in the top cluster and three in each side cluster.

Which historical figure popularised this crest?

Toyotomi Hideyoshi used the 5-3 kiri extensively on armour, castles and coins.

Can Shodocafe7557 print this crest on my tote bag?

Yes.

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Customizable Tote Bag with Japanese Family Crests (Kamon) and Kanji

Customizable tote bag featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and the kanji ‘龍’ (ryū, dragon) at Shodocafe7557 in Roppongi, Tokyo.

We sell customizable tote bags featuring Japanese family crests (kamon) and kanji. Choose your favorite crest and characters—such as ‘龍’—and we’ll craft a unique, made-in-Tokyo piece. Perfect as a cultural gift or travel keepsake. Lead time varies by design.

More

Want to explore more Japanese family crests?

Check out the links below to learn about the meanings and origins of other representative kamon.
We also offer custom tote bags featuring your favorite crest—feel free to contact us for orders or inquiries!

Which is your favorite family crest?

Japanese family crest

Family-Crests
Kiku (Chrysanthemum) Japanese family crest kamon – sixteen-petal design
Kiku — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri crest with three paulownia leaves and 5-3 blossom clusters inside a circle.
Maruni Gosan-no-Kiri — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Ken-Kikyō family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese bellflower crest with a sword-centre design
Ken-Kikyō — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Sword-centre plum-blossom kamon known as Ken-Umebachi, symbolizing resilience and samurai aesthetics
Ken-Umebachi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsu-uroko crest with three interlocking triangles inside a bold circle.
Maruni Mitsuuroko— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Close-up of the Sixteen-Petal Chrysanthemum crest showing crisp petal edges.
Jūrokugiku— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Dakikomodaka family crest (Kamon), a traditional Japanese emblem featuring the omodaka plant with embraced leaves
Dakikomodaka— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Yotsu-bishi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa family crest with three stylised oak leaves framed by a bold circle.
Maruni Itsutsu Takanoha — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Maruni Mitsukashiwa places three detailed oak leaves inside a protective circle. Once favoured by samurai houses, it embodies enduring strength and ancestral protection.
Maruni Mitsukashiwa (Circular Triple Oak) — Japanese Family Crest
Family-Crests
Mitsudomoe family crest with three swirling comma shapes inside a circle.
Mitsudomoe — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
Mitsuba Aoi family crest with three hollyhock leaves inside a black circle.
Mitsuba Aoi— Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)
Family-Crests
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Maruni Tachibana — Japanese Family Crest (Kamon)

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