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  • Names that work in both Japanese and English : r japanlife - Reddit
    My wife and I are having a child soon, and we're looking for names that work reasonably well in both Japanese and English I've combed through some past posts on this sub and other websites to compile a list Hopefully this list can be helpful to future parents of multi-national children
  • Just some Japanese names I like : r namenerds - Reddit
    Minato みなと (湊 - harbor port where water forks) [I got this from a list of 'Traditional Historical Japanese Names' list (in Japanese), and it does feel quite traditional Japanese Probably because it reminds me of Yamato ] Female names Nagisa なぎさ (渚 - waterside) [Another name on the Traditional Historical list
  • Foreigners Adopting Japanese Names : r AskAJapanese - Reddit
    How do Japanese people generally feel about foreigners taking on a Japanese name? I plan to move to Japan, deeply understand the culture in person, and eventually naturalize
  • Names in XVI. century Japan? : r JapaneseHistory - Reddit
    Japanese surnames can only have Japanese, while kanji surnames only use kanji (like "Yamamoto (山本)" versus "Sanponji (山本寺)", notice how the first two words are completely the same, but pronunciations are vastly different You can also use province names (the old province)
  • What are your favourite Japanese names? : r namenerds - Reddit
    A community for those interested in names Your posts are welcome so long as they stay on the topic of names and remain civil
  • Which Japanese names are actually dated and or weird for a . . . - Reddit
    A lot of our male names end in “zo” When I told a Japanese from Japan my middle name was Ginzo, she laughed hard She explained all “zo” names were considered ancient, then went on to explain Ginzo is the name used in movies for all awkward, nerdy low ranking samurai clerks I confirmed this with other Japanese friends
  • How and why did Japanese names change like that? - Reddit
    Japanese Names I've noticed that the names that Japanese people used in the 1600s are quite different to the modern names in use For example, although Elizabeth is a popular name both now and in 1600s Britain, in Japan, names like Nobunaga and Mitsuhide are completely different from modern names like Natsume and Takeru
  • Japanese inspired girl names : r namenerds - Reddit
    My husband is japanese (his mum is japanese and his dad is Australian), and we are having a baby girl She probably won’t look very Japanese but we are looking at names options Does anyone know of any nice Japanese girl names? Currently we like yumi and kita Archived post New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast
  • Japanese names that are “modern” : r japan - Reddit
    And when the child meets an actual Japanese, it's going to be unusual for an American to have a Japanese name, no matter if it's dated or modern ps Those names you listed are maybe a little dated but not archaic Like people born in the 70s-90s would have those names pps I knew a guy from Central America who had a Japanese dad but grew up abroad
  • Names that exist both in Japan and western countries : r . . . - Reddit
    In Japan, katakana (for straight up foreign names) and hiragana spellings of foreign names seems to be pretty common popular, of course there's always the option of finding using kanji to "spell" out a foreign name





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