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No. 1 overall AppStore app
Name origin net official app (free)
Over 3 million downloads of surname-derived net apps!!
Over 200,000 members!!
Operated by the only company in the surname/family tree industry that has acquired the Privacy Mark

Search for 8,000 kinds of "family crests" in one click, for free and with just one touch!
Simply enter the name of the family crest you want to look up or the last name of a famous Sengoku warlord and press the search button to simply display information about the family crest you want to know!
Covering more than 8,000 types of family crests, the largest in Japan, you can learn everything about family crests with this one app!!
You can create an app shortcut icon with your favorite family crest!

■What is a family crest?
A family crest is a coat of arms that originated in Japan, and is a symbol that represents a family or clan.
It is said that in the aristocratic society of the Heian period, patterns were placed on the bullock carts that people rode to visit the imperial court, and these patterns became established as family crests during the Kamakura period.
The ten major family crests in Japan are wisteria, katakumi, mokkou, hawk feather, ivy, oak, paulownia, myoga, sawata, and tachibana. Many family crests are emblems derived from plants, animals, nature, buildings, vessels, patterns, symbols, and designs.
Family crests, Crests, and Kamons fall under Western symbols and coats of arms, and in Japan, they are used on tombstones, weddings, funerals, and other ceremonial occasions, as well as on hakama and kimonos with crests, and are famous as one of the world's leading designs.
The emblems that were used by the Genji and Taira clan samurai as markers on the battlefield gradually came to be used as family crests, and were treated as symbols of the unity of the clan and clan. Among them, the emblems of feudal lords from the Sengoku period are impressive.
In the Edo period, family crests spread to common people. It is said that this was because only some people were allowed to use their surnames, but there were no restrictions on family crests.
Even today, family crests are an essential part of Japanese life and culture.

■Features of the app
・This is a "family crest encyclopedia" that aims to provide 100% coverage of Japanese family crest information by updating and adding information on Japanese family crests from time to time.
・Information is linked with various SNS such as X(twitter) and Facebook, increasing ease of use. You can instantly share family crest information and family crest images.
- Users can also post their own family crest information to "Everyone's Family Crest Story."
・You can get an original "family crest amulet" by combining the family crest, surname, and design of yourself, your favorite Sengoku warlord, or a character from a taiga drama.
・With the family crest access ranking, you can see the currently popular family crests at a glance.
- You can create an app shortcut icon with your favorite family crest.

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■About inquiries
Thank you very much for your valuable opinions and impressions in the reviews. All of us at the management are looking forward to seeing it, but if you have any inquiries or information about any problems regarding the app, please contact us using the link below.
https://www.recstu.co.jp/contact_app.html

Thank you for your support.

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■About surname origin net
According to the ``Japanese Surname Dictionary'' written by surname researcher and literature doctor Motoji Niwa, the number of Japanese surnames (surnames) is just under 300,000.
It is said that there are approximately 300,000 surnames, and Surname Derivation Net covers the surnames of more than 99.54% of the entire Japanese population, making it the ``No. 1 information app'' that boasts a huge amount of information on ``surname origin.''
■Notes
The family crest app operates while connected to the network.

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