Sato in Kanji (includi glicine in kanji)

Hello, Mr. Sato. This is an explanation of the origin of the surname Sato, which is shared by your ancestors and friends.

The surname Sato is said to have started with the gift of Kamatari Nakatomi (Mr. Fujiwara) from Emperor Tenchi, and the name of Sato by the descendant of Hidesato Fujiwara, Kinkiyo Saemonnojo.
When the Fujiwara family prospered, he called “Sa” the second role after the highest position in the official position of the imperial court.

There seems to be a meaning behind having “藤(Fuji)” in one’s surname.

藤(Fuji) is the name of a flower, so Wisteria. In a certain manga, it is described as a flower that keeps demons away, but the character for Fuji seems to have a different meaning. It is possible that ancestors who were related to the imperial court or nobility at the time, or who had achieved success under a different surname, were given surnames with the character for Fuji.

Classifica dei cognomi nippo-americani (Ufficio del censimento degli Stati Uniti, indagine del 1990)

Sato ranks fifth in this ranking.

	Cognome	Kanji	Supplemento
1	Tanaka		4° in Giappone
2	Yamamoto		8° in Giappone
3	Nakamura	・・・	7° in Giappone
4	Watanabe	・・・	6° in Giappone
5	Sato		Primo in Giappone
6	Yamada		12° in Giappone
7	Kimura	(scritto in verticale)	17° in Giappone
8	Suzuki	(scritto in verticale)	Secondo in Giappone
9	Kato		10° in Giappone
10	Yoshida		11° in Giappone
11	Takahashi		3° in Giappone
12	Higa		Primo posto a Okinawa , in Giappone.
13	Kobayashi		9° in Giappone
14	Nakano	・・・	46° in Giappone
15	Hayashi		20° posto in Giappone
16	Hashimoto		24° in Giappone
17	Saito	・・・	19° in Giappone
18	Sasaki		13° in Giappone
19	Mori	・・・	22° in Giappone
20	Matsumoto	(scritto in verticale)	15° in Giappone
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29	Morita	盛田	61th in Japan

Changing the subject, there are foods that have the same sound but different intonation. Everyone loves them.