List of Japanese surnames

I hope it will help you: 1. Sato 2. Suzuki (Suzuki) 3 Gao Qiao (Gao Qiao) 4. Tanaka (Tanaka) 5 Watanabe) 6. Ito) 7. Yamamoto (Yamamoto) 8. Nakamura) 9. 12. Yoshida (Yoshida) 13. Yamada (Yamada) 14. Sasaki15. Yamaguchi16. Matsumoto (Matsumoto) 2 1. Yamazaki (Yamazaki) 22. Nakajima (Nakajima) 23. Ikeda) 24. Abe) 25. Hashimoto 26. Down the hill (down the hill) 27. Mori) 28. Ishikawa (Ishikawa) 34. Hasegawa) 35. Ishii (Ishii) 36. Murakami) 37. Kondo 38. Sakamoto, 39. Endo 40. Aoki (Aoki) 4 1. Fujii (Fujii 47. Okamoto) 48. Song Tian (Song Tian) 49. Nakagawa (Nakagawa) 50. Nakano 51. Harada) 52. Little master (little master) 53. Tamura) 54. Takeuchi (Takeuchi) 55. 6 1. Kojima (Kojima) 62. Chai Tian (Chai Tian) 63. Yuan (Yuan) 64. Miyazaki Hayao (Miyazaki Hayao) 65. Sakai (Sakai) 66. Kudo) 67. Hengshan (Hengshan) 68. Miyamoto) 69. 74. Ohno (Ohno) 75. Takada) 76. Maruyama (Maruyama) 77. Imai) 78. Kono) 79. Lianas (vines) 80. Murata (Murata) 8 1. Takeda (Takeda) 82. 88. Sugawara (Sugawara) 89. Kubo) 90. Matsui (Matsui) 9 1. Chiba) 92. Iwasaki (Iwasaki) 93. Sakurai) 94. Muxia (Muxia) 95. Noguchi Most of the most popular surnames in Japan were developed by various nobles, celebrities, big shots and their important officials during the Warring States Period (around the end of the Ming Dynasty in China), which can be seen by anyone who has played Taige 5. 1. Their surnames all have their own names. (For example, Toyotomi Hideyoshi used feather firewood to indicate good luck. Feather and firewood were taken from the surname of Hehe, which was the etiquette of Nobunaga at that time. ) 2. There are also gifts from the emperor or superiors (usually big names). Toyotomi islands. 3. Although most of them came from the previous dynasties, the civilians had no surnames.