Over the years Suki Desu has written several articles on Japanese names. These articles were the ones that generated the most visits to the site. In order to simplify the search for names, I decided to make a very complete guide of male and female Japanese names.
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The article is quite extensive and explains everything about Japanese names in detail. If you're just interested in seeing a list of meaningful names, the table of contents below will help you jump straight to that part:
Table of Contents
How do Japanese names work?
Generally, a Japanese name is made up of the first name and last name. Both are written using Kanji, Japanese characters of Chinese origin. Each ideogram has a meaning, which enriches the meanings of Japanese names.
The Japanese usually refer to strangers by their surname, followed by a suffix of respect. Only when there is a certain intimacy do people call each other by their first name, or personal name. The full name may be used in certain situations.
The Japanese name can also be written using Hiragana. The full name is called jinmei [人名]. In formal writing and documents, it is common to write the family surname first and then the personal name or first name.
Japanese names usually have more than one meaning thanks to homonyms that are common in Japanese words. Some may have meaning of fruits, colors, numbers, but their writing has a different meaning.
There is a pattern in the choice of Japanese names. There is even a specific reading to be used for the ideograms that make up the name. You cannot just pick any ideogram and use its leitura ON e KUN to form a name.
If you want to know more about how Japanese names work and how they are chosen, see the article below:
The Writing of Japanese Names
As already mentioned, the names are written in Ideograms of Chinese origin, but they can also be written in Hiragana depending on the situation. For those who don't know, the Japanese language is composed of 3 scripts, Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji.
These 3 scripts coexist in the language, used for different purposes. Hiragana is the standard script, kanji is used to distinguish homophones, like a written sign language, while katakana is used to write Japanese words.
A single word can mix kanji and hiragana ideograms, like Japanese verbs that are usually written in kanji and have a hiragana ending [to eat = 食べる]. Foreign names are written in Katakana.
For example, my name is Kevin, so I have to write something like Kebin [ケビン], but if I wish, I can also choose Japanese ideograms with similar readings to form my name using ideograms. A complicated but fun task.
The article below will help you understand more about the writing and speaking of Japanese names:
Transcribe your name to Katakana
The tool below allows you to type your name and see it written in Katakana:
The tool is not perfect! If your name ends with a consonant, do not write the consonant. If your name has any letter that has a long vowel, write the vowel 2 times. Example: If your name is Sarah write Saara. If your name has syllables with "C", think about replacing it with "K".
Discovering the Meaning of a Japanese Name
The first article we will summarize and highlight in this Japanese names guide is How to discover the meaning of Japanese names. We made a video that summarizes this entire article, we will leave it below:
Some people are curious to know the meaning of a certain name in japonês. If it has the ideograms that make up this name, just throw it into jisho.org. This dictionary shows the meaning of each ideogram that composes the name in question.
If the person is looking for Japanese names with a specific meaning, they can do the reverse process, using the English word on the jisho.org dictionary; Then they should take the ideogram and search on jisho using the hashtag #names.
I won't go into the subject further because we already have the article and the video in question. With these instructions you will be able to decipher meanings, create any name, discover its writing and meaning. Can we proceed with the Guide?
Japanese surnames and their meanings
Back in Japan, people didn't have last names. So, to differentiate some people from others, the Japanese used to refer to the person who lived in a certain place. That's how Japanese surnames came about.
You can see in detail the origem dos sobrenomes japoneses em nosso artigo. In summary, Japanese surnames refer to descriptions of where families lived. Such as foot of the mountain, rice field, wide bridge, or village.
For example, Nakamura [中村] means "in the middle of the village," many people live in villages, for this reason it became such a common surname. The same with Yamamoto which means "at the mountain" and Yamada which means "rice paddy of the mountain."
The most common surname in Japan is Satou, with over 1,928,000 people owning this surname. Satou is mainly written with the ideograms [佐藤] which together mean "field of wisteria." Nowadays, there are about 200,000 surnames in Japan.
Honorific Treatments in Japanese Names
In addition to saying the name, in Japan we use honorifics or suffixes after the name to show respect. Similar to the Sir, Professor and others. In Japan it is uncommon to call a person only by name, these suffixes are always used.
The use of suffixes is necessary in names, because Japanese names have several homonyms. They help us to distinguish common words from the names of people in Japan. Even though the writing is different, the Japanese pronunciation is limited to 109 syllables.
There are hundreds of Japanese honorifics that you can see here. These honorifics can be used both with the first name and the surname, which is usually more common in formal conversations. Fortunately, we will summarize the main honorifics here:
San [さん] - A title of respect commonly used among equals of any age. Although the closest equivalent in Portuguese is “Mr.” or “Ms.”. San is universally added to a person's name, in both formal and informal contexts.
Chan [ちゃん] - Diminutive suffix that expresses trust, affinity, or security with the person. In general, chan is informal, used for babies, children, grandparents and teenagers. Chan is most often used to refer to young women.
Kun [君] – It is an informal suffix used among friends, a colleague, a brother or a younger boy. It is commonly used in the relationship "superior speaking with an inferior" to refer to the inferior.
Sama [さま] - It is a significantly more respectful and formal version of the sanIt is mainly used to refer to people much higher in the hierarchy, and sometimes to a person you idolize or ire greatly.
How to know if a Japanese name is feminine or masculine?
In the West we can differentiate between a masculine and feminine name by their endings, but in Japanese it is more complicated, as we constantly see feminine names ending in “O” and masculine names ending in “A”. How to differentiate gender in Japanese names?
Many Japanese names can be considered Unisex, but some names are considered feminine and masculine by the way they are written, ideograms used and also by their endings. See some examples below:
Generally feminine names end or have the following ideograms and phonemes:
- ko [child]
- beautiful [美]
- ka [flower]
- and [江・恵]
- in 奈・[菜]
- no [乃]
- ri [里]
- love [愛]
- sa [幸]
Usually masculine names end in or have the following ideograms and phonemes:
- rō [郎]
- ta [太]
- suke [介・助・祐]
- the [man・husband・male・life]
- ya [ya・ye]
- kichi [吉]
- hiko [彦]
- nobu [Faith]
- 正
- 勝
- 健
Usually Japanese female names use cute ideograms like child, flowers, beauty and others. There may be exceptions and we find male names with such ideograms. If a first name has more than three syllables, it is almost always a masculine name.
If you are unsure whether a name is feminine or masculine, just type the name in romaji or kanji into Google Images and you will see people. We recommend enabling safe search to avoid inappropriate images. You can check the gender of a name at jisho.org
Lists of Japanese Names and their Meanings
Now it's time to share a complete list of all the name articles on the site:
- Lists of Japanese Female Names with Meanings
- List of Japanese Male Names with Meanings
- List of Japanese Unisex Names with Meaning
- List of Cute Kawaii Japanese Names
Other Japanese Name Articles
Some articles have slightly different themes, we will list them below:
- Japanese Anime Character Names with Meaning
- Japanese animal names
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- Yuki and Yuuki - Name Meanings
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- 5 Ways to Create Nicknames in Japanese
Chinese names and Korean names
Suki Desu is also focused on other Asian countries, so we also write articles on Korean names and Chinese names. In order to help your search, we will leave these articles below:
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We also have another site focused on words, and there we share several lists of names. As a bonus, I'll let some of the articles on this site Learn Words. Hope you enjoyed this Japanese name guide! If you liked it share!
Japanese female names with meanings
| Rōmaji | HIRAGANA | KANJI | MEANINGS |
| AI | love | 愛 | 愛(ai) = Love |
| Akemi | Akemi | Akemi/Shuumi | The Kanji 美(mi) Means Beauty, beautiful / The kanji 明(Ake) Means resplendent, illuminate, shine. The kanji 朱(Ake), another way of writing this name, means something red, scarlet. |
| Sawako | Sawako | Sōko | 爽 (Sawa) Means refreshing, invigorating, clear, happy.子 (Ko) means Child |
| Yuuki | Yuki | Yuki Haruka | 優 (Yuu) "gentleness, superiority" or 悠(Yuu) "distant, leisurely" combined with 希(Ki) "hope", trade (Ki) "Radiant" or 生(Ki) "Life". |
| Akiko | Akiko | 晶,明,秋 + 子 | The kanji have the meanings: 晶 (Aki) "spark", 明 (Aki) "bright" or "Autumn" from: 秋 (Aki) combined with 子 (ko) "child". |
| Aimi | Aimi | Aimi | 愛 (ai) "love, affection" and 美 (mi) "beautiful". |
| Akane | Akane | Akane | Akane means dark red, 赤(aka, red) "ne" can mean many things the kanji 根 means root, perseverance. |
| Airi | Airi | 愛 | 愛 (ai) "love, affection" combined with 莉 (ri) "jasmine" or 梨 (ri) "pear". |
| Aki | autumn | 晶, 明, 秋, 亜希 | 晶 "spark", 明 "bright" or: 秋 "Autumn". It can also come from 亜 (a) "second, Asia" combined with 希 (Ki) "hope". |
| Akiko | Akiko | Like Aki, + 子 meaning child. | |
| Ami | ami | Ami | 亜 (a) "second, Asia" and 美 (mi) "beautiful". |
| Ayane | Ayane | 彩音, 綾音, 絢音 | 彩 (Aya) "color", 綾 (Aya) "design" or 絢 (Aya) "kimono design" combined with 音 (ne) "sound". |
| Chika[ko] | Chikako | Chikako | Chika or Chikako: 千 (Chi), "thousand", 智 (Chi) "wisdom, intellect" or 散 (Chi), "dispersion", 香 (ka) "the scent of perfume" and 子 (ko) "child" |
| Emi | Eimi | Blessing, painting + beauty | 恵(e) "blessing, favor" or 絵(e) "imagine" combined with 美(mi) "beautiful". |
| Hana[ko] | Hanako | Hanako | 花 (hana) "flower" and 子 (ko) "child". |
| Haruka | Haruka | 遥, 春花, 晴香' | 遥 "far, distant". It can also come from 春 (Haru) "Spring" or 晴 (Haru) "enlighten" combined with 花(ka) "flower" or 香 (ka) "smell, perfume". |
| Hitomi | Hitomi | 瞳"pupil of the eye". It can also come from 智 (hito) "wisdom, intellect" and 美 (mi) "beautiful". This name is often written in hiragana. | |
| Hoshi | star | star | It means star. |
| Keiko | Keiko | 慶子, 敬子, 啓子' | 慶 (kei) "celebrate", 敬 (kei) "respect" or "open" to 啓 (kei) combined with 子 (ko) "child". |
| Misaki | Misaki | Misaki | 美 (mi) "beautiful" and 咲 (saki) "flower". |
| Mizuki | Mizuki | 美月, 瑞希 | 美(mi) "beautiful" and 月 (zuki) "moon". It can also come from 瑞 (mizu) "Congratulations" and 希 (Ki) "hope". |
| Naoko | Naoko | Naoko | 直 (nao) "honest, straight" and 子 (ko) "child". |
| Satomi | Satomi | 里 (sato) "Village" or "sage" from 聡 (sato) combined with 美 (mi) "beautiful". |
List of Japanese female names with Kanji
| Japanese name | Ideograms |
| AI | Blue; Love |
| AIKO | Aiko |
| AIMI | Aimi |
| AKANE | Akane |
| AKEMI | Akemi |
| AKI | 1-秋, 2-明, 3-晶 |
| ASAMI | Asami |
| ASUKA | Asuka |
| ATSUKO | 1-篤子, 2-温子 |
| AYA | 1-彩, 2-綾 |
| AYAKO | 1-彩子, 2-綾子 |
| AYAME | Iris |
| AYANO | 1-彩乃, 2-綾乃 |
| CHIE | Blessing |
| CHIEKO | Keiko |
| CHIHARU | Chiharu |
| CHIKA | scattering flowers |
| CHINATSU | Chinatsu |
| CHIYO | Chiyo |
| CHIYOKO | Chiyoko |
| CHOU | Butterfly |
| EIKO | Eiko |
| EMI | 1-恵美, 2-絵美 |
| EMIKO | 1-恵美子, 2-笑子 |
| ERI | Eri |
| ETSUKO | Yoshiko |
| FUJI | 富 |
| HANA | flower |
| SPRING | 1-晴, 2-春, 3-陽 |
| HARUKA | 遙, 遥, 悠, 遼 |
| HARUKI | Haruki |
| HARUMI | Harumi |
| HIDEKO | Hideko |
| HIKARI | 光 |
| HIKARU | The string "輝" translates to "radiance" or "shine" in English. |
| HIRO | 1-裕, 2-寛, 3-浩 |
| HIROMI | 1-裕美, 2-浩美, 3-寛美 |
| HISOKA | Secret |
| HITOMI | pupil |
| FIREFLY | firefly |
| IZUMI | Spring |
| JUN | Order |
| JUNKO | 1-順子, 2-純子 |
| KAEDE | Maple |
| KAMEKO | Ue no ko |
| KAMIKO | Ue no ko |
| KAORI | Kaori |
| KAORU | Kaoru |
| KASUMI | mist |
| KATSUMI | Katsumi |
| KAZUE | Kazue |
| KAZUKO | 1-和子, 2-一子 |
| KAZUMI | Wabi-Sabi |
| KEI | 1-恵, 2-慶, 3-桂, 4-敬, 5-啓, 6-圭, 7-景 |
| KIKU | Chrysanthemum |
| KIMI | 君 |
| KIYOKO | Kiyoko |
| KIYOMI | Seimi |
| KO | 1-幸, 2-光, 3-康 |
| KOHAKU | Amber |
| KOTONE | Kotone |
| KOU | 1-幸, 2-光, 3-康 |
| KUMIKO | Kumiko |
| KYO | 1-杏, 2- 京, 3- 協, 4- 郷 |
| KYOU | 1-杏, 2- 京, 3- 協, 4- 郷 |
| MAY | 舞 |
| MAKI | 1-真紀, 2-真希, 3-真貴, 4-真樹 |
| MAKOTO | sincerity |
| MANA | 愛 |
| MARIKO | Mariko |
| MASA | 1-正, 2-雅, 3-昌, 4-真, 5-政, 6-将 |
| MASAMI | Yasumi |
| MASUMI | Masumi |
| MASUYO | Yasusei |
| MAYUMI | Makyū |
| MEGUMI | Blessing |
| MI | 美 |
| PATH | road |
| MICHIKO | Michiko |
| MIDORI | green |
| MIEKO | Mieko |
| MIHO | 1-美保, 2-美帆 |
| MIKI | 1-美紀, 2-美姫, 3-美樹, 4-美貴 |
| MINAKO | Minako |
| MINORI | Li |
| MISAKI | Misaki |
| MITSUKO | Photon |
| MITSURU | 満 |
| MIWA | 1-美和, 2-美輪, 3-三和, 4-三輪 |
| MIYAKO | Miyako |
| MIYOKO | Miyoko |
| MIYUKI | 1-美幸, 2-美雪, 3-深雪 |
| MIZUKI | Mizuki |
| MOE | Moe |
| MOMO | Momo |
| MOMOE | Momoe |
| MOMOKO | Peach |
| MORIKO | Moriko |
| NAOKI | Naoki |
| NAOKO | 1-直子, 2-尚子 |
| NAOMI | Naomi |
| NATSUMI | Natsumi |
| NOBUKO | Nobuko |
| NORI | 1-儀, 2-典, 3-則, 4-法 |
| NORIKO | 法子 or 典子 |
| KING | 1-鈴, 2-零, 3-麗, 4-霊 |
| REIKO | Reiko |
| REN | Lotus |
| RIE | Rie |
| RIKA | Spring |
| RIN | Rin |
| RYOKO | 1-亮子, 2-涼子 |
| SACHIKO | Sachiko |
| SAKI | Saki |
| SAKIKO | Sakiko |
| SAKURA | Cherry blossom |
| SANGO | sango |
| SAYURI | Koyuri |
| SETSUKO | Setsuko |
| SHIGEKO | Naruko |
| SHIKA | Deer |
| SHINJU | pearl |
| SHIORI | Shiori |
| SHIZUKA | Shizuka |
| SHIZUKO | Seiko |
| SORA | sky |
| SUMIKO | Sumiko |
| SUSUMU | 進 |
| SUZU | bell |
| SPARROW | sparrow |
| TAKAKO | 1-隆子, 2-孝子, 3-貴子, 4-敬子 |
| TAKARA | treasure |
| TAMIKO | Minako |
| TERUKO | Teruko |
| TOMIKO | Miyoko |
| TOMOKO | 1-友子, 2-知子, 3-智子 |
| TOSHIKO | Motoko |
| TSUKIKO | Postpartum care |
| UME | Plum |
| UMEKO | Plum |
| USAGI | Rabbit |
| YASU | Yasu |
| YASUKO | Kyouko |
| YOKO | 1-洋子, 2-陽子 |
| YOSHI | 1-義, 2-吉, 3-良 |
| YOSHIE | 1-佳江, 2-由栄, 3-淑恵, 4-好恵 |
| YOSHIKO | 1-好子, 2-芳子, 3-良子 |
| YUKA | 1-由佳, 2-佑香 |
| YUKI | 1-幸, 2-雪 |
| YUKIKO | Yukiko |
| YUKO | 1-優子, 2-裕子, 3-祐子 |
| YUMI | Yumi |
| YUMIKO | Yumiko |
| YURIKO | Yuriko |
Japanese male names with meanings
| Rōmaji | HIRAGANA | KANJI | MEANINGS |
| Ichigo | strawberry | Ichigo | Although the word Ichigo literally means strawberry, the Kanji 護 means to defend, protect, guard. And of course 一 Means One or First. |
| Akio | Akiyo | 'Akio, Akio, Akio' | 昭 (Aki) "bright" combined with 夫 (o) "husband, man", 男 (o) "masculine" or 雄 (o) "hero, virile". |
| Akira | Akira | Show, bright, clear | 昭"brilhante",明"brilhante" ou亮"limpar". |
| Daisuke | Daisuke | 大 (Dai) "big, big" and 輔 (suke) "help". | |
| Spring | spring | Sun, Spring, Clear | 陽"Sun, 春"Spring" 晴"enlighten". |
| Hideki | Hideki | Shu, Ei + Ki | 秀 (conceal) "esteem, excellence" or 英 (conceal) "excellent" combined with 樹 (Ki) "tree". |
| Kenta | kenta | Kenta | 健 (Ken) "healthy, strong" and 太 (ta) "thick, big". |
| Ryuunosuke | ryunosuke | Ryunosuke | 龍 (Ryuu) "dragon" or 隆 (Ryuu) "noble, prosperous" combined with 之 (not) "of" and 介 (suke) "forerunner, herald". |
| Shin | shin | It means real and true, with kanji 新 meaning New. | |
| Tsubasa | Tsubasa | Wings | It means Asa. |
| Yuuki | Yuki | 優希, 悠希, 優輝, 悠生 | 優 (Yuu) "gentleness, superiority" or 悠 (Yuu) "distant, leisurely" combined with 希 (Ki) "hope", Comercio (Ki) "radiance" or 生 (Ki) "Life". |
| Yuuto | Yuto | 優斗, 悠斗, 悠人, 悠翔, 優翔 | 優 (Yuu) "gentleness, superiority" or 悠 (Yuu) "distant, leisurely" combined with 斗 (to), which refers to the constellation Ursa Major, or 人 (a) "person" or e (a) "to sound, to fly". |
| Yuki | ゆき | 幸, 雪, 由貴, 由紀 | 幸 "Happiness" or 雪 "Snow". It can also come from 由 (Yu) "reason", combined with 貴 (Ki) "valuable" or 紀 (Ki) "chronicle". |
| Yamato | yamayo | Mountain, oh! | It refers to the ancient Yamato period of Japanese history, which lasted until the 8th century. The individual kanji are 大 "big, big" and 和 "Harmony". |
List of Japanese male names with Kanji
| Japanese name | Ideograms |
| AKI | 1-秋, 2-明, 3-晶 |
| AKIHIKO | Akihiko |
| AKIHIRO | Ōhata |
| AKIO | 1-昭雄, 2-昭夫 |
| AKIRA | 1-明, 2- 亮 |
| AOI | 1-碧, 2- 葵 |
| ARATA | New |
| ATSUSHI | Atsushi |
| DAI | 大 |
| DAIKI | 1-大輝, 2-大貴, 3-大樹 |
| DAISUKE | Daisuke |
| Eiji | 1-永次, 2-英治, 3-英二, 4-栄治 |
| FUMIO | Fumio |
| GORO | Goro |
| GOROU | Goro |
| HACHIRO | Hachirō |
| BEGINNING | 肇, 元 |
| SPRING | 1-晴, 2-春, 3-陽 |
| HIDEAKI | Shumei |
| HIDEKI | Hideki |
| HIDEO | 英夫 |
| HIKARU | The string "輝" translates to "radiance" or "shine" in English. |
| HIRO | 1-裕, 2-寛, 3-浩 |
| HIROAKI | Hiroaki |
| HIROKI | Hiroki |
| HIROSHI | 1-寛, 2-浩 |
| HISAO | Juzuo |
| HISASHI | Kushi |
| HISOKA | Secret |
| HITOSHI | 等 |
| HOTAKA | Hodaka |
| ICHIROU | Ichirō |
| ISAMU | Bravery |
| ISAO | Achievement |
| IWAO | Iwa |
| IZANAGI | Izanagi |
| JIROU | Jiro |
| JUN | Order |
| JUNICHI | Junichi |
| JUROU | Jūrō |
| KAEDE | Maple |
| KATASHI | Hard |
| KATSU | 勝 |
| KATSUMI | Self-discipline |
| KATSUO | Katsuo |
| KATSURO | Katsu郎 |
| KAZUHIKO | Kazuhiko |
| KAZUHIRO | Ichihiro |
| KAZUKI | 1-和希, 2-一輝 |
| KAZUO | 1-和夫, 2-一男 |
| KEI | 1-恵, 2-佳, 3-敬, 4-圭, 5-慧 |
| KEIICHI | Keiichi |
| The name "KEIJI" remains the same in English. | Keiji |
| KEN | 1-健, 2-謙, 3-研 |
| KENSHIN | Kenshin |
| KENTA | Kenta |
| KICHIROU | Kichirō |
| KIN | The string "欽" remains unchanged in English as it is a Japanese character. It translates to "iration" or may refer to "Kin" which can also be seen as a name or title based on context, but as a standalone character, it is retained as is. |
| KIOSHI | Jun |
| KIYOSHI | Jun |
| KO | 1-幸, 2-光, 3-康 |
| KOHAKU | Amber |
| KOICHI | Kouichi |
| KOJI | Koji |
| KOU | 1-幸, 2-光, 3-康 |
| KUNIO | Kunio |
| KUROU | Kuro |
| KYO | 1-杏, 2- 京, 3- 協, 4- 郷 |
| MAKOTO | sincerity |
| MAMORU | 守 |
| MANABU | 学 |
| MASA | 1-正, 2-雅, 3-昌, 4-真, 5-政, 6-将 |
| MASAHIKO | Masahiko |
| MASAHIRO | Seiyō |
| MASAKI | Makoto |
| MASANORI | Regular |
| MASAO | Masaru |
| MASARU | 勝 |
| MASASHI | Elegance |
| MASATO | Masato |
| MASAYOSHI | Masayoshi |
| MASAYUKI | Masayuki |
| MASUMI | Masumi |
| PATH | road |
| MICHIO | Tachibana |
| MIKIO | Miki-o |
| MINORI | Li |
| MINORU | Li |
| MITSUO | Photon |
| MITSURU | 満 |
| NO | 1-直, 2-尚 |
| NAOKI | Naoki |
| NOBORU | Soar |
| NOBU | 1-信, 2-延 |
| NOBUO | Shinobu |
| NOBUYUKI | Nobuyuki |
| NORI | 1-儀, 2-典, 3-則, 4-法 |
| NORIO | Lawman |
| Orochi | Great Serpent |
| RAIDEN | Raiden |
| ROKURO | Rokurou |
| RYO | 1-亮, 2-遼, 3-諒, 4-涼 |
| RYOTA | Ryohta |
| RYUU | Dragon |
| SABURO | Saburo |
| SATORU | 1-暁, 2-悟, 3-聡, 4-知, 5-覚, 6-諭, 7-了, 8-智 |
| SATOSHI | Sō |
| SEIICHI | Seiichi |
| SEIJI | Seiji |
| SHICHIRO | Shichirō |
| SHIGEO | Heavy Husband |
| SHIGERU | The string "茂" translates to "abundant" or "lush" in English, depending on the context. However, if it refers to a name or concept, it should be kept as is. Please provide more context if needed. |
| SHIN | 1-晋, 2-信, 3-紳, 4-心, 5-慎, 6-新, 7-進, 8-真 |
| SHINJI | Shinji |
| SHO | Soar |
| SHOICHI | Shoichi |
| SHOJI | Shoji |
| SHOU | Soar |
| SHUICHI | Shuichi |
| SHUJI | Shuji |
| SORA | sky |
| SUSUMU | 進 |
| TADAO | Tadao |
| TADASHI | 1-忠, 2-正 |
| TAKAHIRO | Takahiro |
| TAKAO | Takao |
| TAKASHI | The string "隆" in English can be translated as "prosperity" or "noble." However, in the context of Japanese, it might refer to a name, such as "Takashi." Since the context isn't clear, I'll keep it as "隆." |
| TAKAYUKI | Takayuki |
| TAKEHIKO | 1-雄彦, 2-岳彦 |
| TAKEO | 1-剛雄, 2-武雄 |
| TAKESHI | The translation for "武" is "Military" or "Martial." |
| TAKUMI | 1-巧, 2-匠, 3-工 |
| TAMOTSU | Preserve |
| TARO | Taro |
| TATSUYA | Tatsuya |
| TERUO | Katsuhiro |
| TETSUO | 1-哲雄, 2-哲夫 |
| TETSUYA | Tetsuya |
| TORU | The translation for "徹" from Japanese to English is "Thorough" or "Complete," depending on the context. However, as a standalone ideogram, it may also refer to the concept of "investigation" or "penetration." Please provide more context for a specific translation. |
| TOSHI | The given string "慧" in English translates to "wisdom". |
| TOSHIO | Toshio |
| TOSHIYUKI | Miyuki |
| TSUNEO | 恒雄, 恒夫 |
| TSUTOMU | 努 |
| TSUYOSHI | Just |
| YASUHIRO | 1-泰裕, 2-泰弘, 3-恭弘, 4-泰博 |
| YASUO | Kōbu |
| YASUSHI | The character "靖" translates to "peaceful" or "calm" in English. |
| YOICHI | 1-妖一, 2-陽一, 3-洋一, 4-与一 |
| YOSHI | 1-義, 2-吉, 3-良 |
| YOSHIAKI | Yoshimi |
| YOSHIHIRO | 義博, 義弘, 義博 |
| YOSHIKAZU | 1-義量, 2-良和 |
| YOSHIO | 1-誉士夫, 2-良夫 |
| YOSHIRO | 1-義郎, 2-良郎, 3-義博 |
| YOSHITO | 1-義人, 2-美人, 3-由人 |
| YOSHIYUKI | 1-義行, 2-吉行, 3-由悠季 |
| YUICHI | 1-裕一, 2-雄一 |
| YUKI | 1- 幸, 2- 雪 |
| YUKIO | 1-幸雄, 2-行雄 |
| YUTAKA | The provided text is a Japanese ideogram that means "abundant" or "rich." It doesn't require translation as it remains the same. |
| YUU | 優 |
| YUUDAI | magnificent |
