Japanese clans

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Grave of Iwakuni Kikkawa clan at Mount Koya. Many clans have graves there.

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This is a list of Japanese clans:

• Asai clan
• Abe clan of Mikawa
• Adachi clan
• Akamatsu clan
• Akechi clan
• Akita clan
• Akiyama clan
• Akizuki clan
• Amago clan
• Ando clan
• Anayama clan
• Asakura clan
• Asano
• Ashikaga clan
• Ashina clan
• Atagi
• Azai
• Bito clan
• Chiba clan
• Chousokabe
• Date clan
• Doi clan
• Fujiwara clan
• Hachisuka
• Haga clan
• Hatakeyama clan
• Hatano clan
• Hayashi clan
• Hiki clan
• Honda clan
• Hojo clan
• Late Hojo clan
• Hosokawa clan
• Idaten clan
• Ii clan
• Ikeda clan
• Imagawa
• Inoue clan
• Ishida
• Ishikawa clan
• Ishimaki clan
• Ito clan
• Kikkawa clan
• Kiso
• kisona
• Kitabatake
• Kyogoku
• Maeda clan
• Matsuda clan
• Matsudaira clan
• Minamoto
• Miura clan
• Mikumo clan
• Miyoshi clan
• Mogami clan
• Mononobe clan
• Mori clan(Mouri clan)
• Nanbu
• Nitta family
• Niwa clan
• Northern Fujiwara
• Oda clan
• Otomo clan
• Ouchi
• Rokkaku clan
• Sakai clan
• Sakuma clan
• Satake clan
• Shimazu family
• Shiba clan
• Sanada clan
• Sogo clan
• Suwa clan
• Tada
• Taira
• Takeda family
• Takigawa clan
• Toki clan
• Toda clan
• Tokugawa clan
• Toyotomi
• Tsugaru clan
• Tsutsui
• Uesugi
• Ukita
• Uchia clan
• Yagyu
• Yamana clan

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