History:
The surname Thasuku is of Japanese origin, derived from the Japanese word for “sparrow” (thasu).
The Thasuku surname is thought to have originated in the Sengoku period (1467-1615) when the feudal lord Takeda Shingen used the sparrow as his personal symbol. During this period, the surname was adopted by some of his retainers, who then passed the name down to their descendants.
Description:
In Japan, the sparrow is seen as a symbol of loyalty and courage, and the Thasuku surname is often associated with these qualities.
In some parts of Japan, it is traditional for men of the Thasuku family to wear a sparrow-shaped pin on their clothing.
In some areas, the surname is sometimes spelled as Tasuku or Tasu.
