One blazon of the Nakamura clan, used by the Nakamura Utaemon line of actors. This mon was used for the first time by Nakamura Utaemon I. Some Japanese scholars do think that this actor was secretely a Christian and that he used this cross-shaped blazon as a secret symbol of his faith. Here are three samples:

One blazon of the Onoe clan, used by the Onoe Kikugorô line of actors. This mon was used for the first time by Onoe Kikugorô I. Here are three samples:

One blazon of the Ichikawa clan, used by the Ichikawa Danjûrô and Ichikawa Ebizô lines of actors. This mon was created by Ichikawa Danjûrô I. Here are three samples:

One blazon of the Matsumoto clan, used by the Matsumoto Kôshirô line of actors. This mon was used for the first time by Matsumoto Kôshirô I. It is currently used by Ichikawa Somegorô VII, not by his father Matsumoto Kôshirô IX, who selected a different one. Here are three samples:

The blazon of the Ichimura Uzaemon line of zamoto and actors. This mon was created by Ichimura Takenojô I. Here are three samples:

One blazon of the Bandô clan, used by the Bandô Hikosaburô line of actors. This mon was used for the first time by Bandô Hikosaburô I. Here are three samples:

The blazon of the Nakamura Tomijûrô line of actors. This mon was also used by the Nakamura Noshio and the Nakamura Kyôjûrô lines. Here are three samples:

The blazon of the Segawa clan, used by the Segawa Kikunojô line of actors. This mon was used for the first time by Segawa Kikunojô I. Here are three samples: