Choshi Umebachi A T-Shirt

Ume-mon Crest This is based on the design of "Nihon Monshogaku" written by Yorisuke NUMATA, and based on the drawing method of the Umebachi (starting from the drawing method of the circle by dividing the circle by 10 according to the method of dividing the crest) in "Manji no Makuryoku, Tomoe no Churyoku" written by Tsumao AWASAKA, and drawing it (2013/6/21) in consideration of the uniformity as a part of the Umebachi series of the Kaga Maeda family. Toshitsugu, the second son of Toshitsune, the third lord of the Kaga-Maeda family, established the Ecchu-Toyama Domain with the approval of the bakufu and set up a branch family with 100,000 koku. This Choshi Umebachi was used as Jomon. It is also called Toyama Umebachi (Monten), Hanagata Umebachi (Edo Monshoshu), and Hanken Umebachi (Monnosen).