Can you identify this kamon?

My host family gave me a beautiful pilgrimage robe with the Nembutsu on the back. I can't identify the kamon on the robe however. Does anyone recognize kamon #39 in this list? I believe the seal is from the Nagoya area but I can't find the name of it.

http://www.e-budostore.com/images_kimono/kamon.gif

Thank you very much!
-J

Name of the kamon itself? or the name of the family that uses the kamon?

I'm not an expert but I think it's called "���ւɗ�����" or the "Standing Hollyhock in a Ring" which is similar to Tokugawa's hollyhock.

Who's used it? Not sure, but I guess not too many people did after Tokugawa became the shogun -- he banned use of the hollyhock outside of the Tokugawa family.

Tokugawa hailed from Mikawa which is close to Nagoya so you may be right about that part.

http://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q1242363247

I can't see it so clearly, but isI think it Tokugawa's family crest?

It certainly looks like hollyhock, but it doesn't resemble the Tokugawa crest. I thought that Ieyasu came from the Suruga area.

It looks similar to the kamon of Honda Family, a historical liege of Tokugawa Shogunate.
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9C%AC%E5%A4%9A%E6%B0%8F
I don't know whether the presence of circle indicates a difference or just a variation. The bottomline is that the family who own it was connected with Tokugawa Shogunate because of Aoi, but not necessarily with a kinship.

Thanks guys, it certainly does look like the kamon for the Honda clan doesn't it? Considering the fact that the Honda clan settled near Nagoya, where I lived with my host family, that is proof enough for me. Thanks for helping me solve the mystery