Honjo One Classic Round Sticker

[Hon-jodaikon] Daikon-mon (Japanese radish). This design and its name were based on 'Monten.' The real mother of Tsunayoshi, the fifth Tokugawa Shogun, was Keishoin. In order to remember that she was a daughter of the Yaoya, she decided to use the Daikon Mon as her family crest. The Honjo clan, starting with Munesuke, who was a younger brother of Keishoin, and becoming the lord of Tanba Miyazu Seventy thousand Koku, inherited this Daikon crest. (Yoshiaki KUSUDO's "Family Crest That Gives A Glimpse of the Japanese Mind" P211) / Yorisuke NUMATA wrote in his own book "Nihon Monshogaku" (The Study of Japanese Emblems) that Keishoin was a daughter of Yaoya, and that 'According to the genealogy, his mother (of Keishoin) was from the Hakube clan and her origin is known, so this theory seems to be unreliable, because it was a companion of his later years.'