GOLF BALL WITH SHAPE ON CIRCLE

[Marunijoji] The Chinese characters for this design refer to "Heian Monkan" and "Monten." / The reason why Kamon was selected as Monsho is not only because this character has significance of improvement and development, but also because many people who use this Monsho use this character for their family names, it can be said that this Monsho has a instructive significance as well as a good omen. (Yorisuke NUMATA's "Nihon Monshogaku" (The History of Japanese Emblems)/Instructional significance refers to the crest which is mainly associated with a family name, and the shape of the crest indicates the family crest of what type of family name the crest is. (P45 of the same book): Kamon (family crest) is based on the auspicious meaning that the upper character stands on the top, and on the instructive meaning that the upper character is used for the surname (Furigana and kanji are as follows: "Kamon no Jiten" written by Taito TAKAZAWA) and "Agejo" (upper) is also called 'Agejo' in contrast to 'Sagejo.'