From Markus Sesko book:
NAOHIRO (直弘), 1st gen., Keiō (慶応, 1865-1868), Musashi –
“Naohiro” (直弘), real name Shino Tomesuke
(土野留助), student of Taikei Naotane (大慶直胤), some say he was the son of Jikishinshi Masahiro (直心子正弘)
NAOHIRO (直弘), 2nd gen., Meiji (明治, 1868-1912), Musashi –
“Naohiro” (直弘), son of the 6th gen. Naomichi
(直道), he lived in Edo´s Ichigaya-Takajōmachi (市ケ谷鷹匠町), real name Yanagawa Saijirō (柳川才次郎), mostly a
chōji-midare
NAOHIRO (直弘), 3rd gen., Shōwa (昭和, 1926-1989), Saitama –
“Juō Bushū Musashi-machi
Takakura-jū Naohiro” (寿王武州武蔵町高倉住直弘), real name Yanagawa Masaki (柳川昌喜),
born October 5th 1910, son of Yanagawa Saijirō, he died in September 1994 (see picture right)
NAOHIRO (直弘), 4th gen., Shōwa (昭和, 1926-1989), Saitama –
“Minamoto Naohiro saku”
(源直弘作), “Musashi no Kuni Ōmiya-jū Minamoto Naohiro saku” (武蔵国大宮住源直弘作),
real name Matsubara Eiichi (松原英一), born May 5th 1924, student of Juō Naohiro (寿王直弘)
NAOHIRO (直弘), 5th gen., Heisei (平成, 1989- ), Saitama –
“Kei´un Naohiro” (慶雲直弘)
“Hiroshi tsukuru” (寛造), “Hiroshi kore o tsukuru” (寛造之), real name Kojima Hiroshi
(小島寛), born January 22nd 1957, he studied under his father, the 3rd gen. Juō Naohiro (寿王直弘), and under the 4th
gen. Naohiro, his older brother, by becoming independent in 1981 he received the name Naohiro from his senior fellow
– 764 –students, he uses the gō Kei´un (慶雲) and signs sometimes also just with his first name Hiroshi (寛) which is read “Kan”
by its Sino-Japanese reading
NAOHIRO (直弘), 6th gen., Heisei (平成, 1989- ), Saitama – “Naohiro” (直弘), real name Suzuki Takekazu
(鈴木健和)