Japanese Baby Names

Discover Japanese baby names with meanings, origins, and popularity rankings.

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Kiyokaya
Kiyokaya is a Japanese name meaning 'pure valley' or 'clear valley'.
Japanese
Kiyoko
Pure child or clean child.
Japanese
Kiyoshi
Quiet, still, or silent; also can mean pure or holy.
Japanese
Kizuna
Bond, connection.
Japanese
Koemi
Little smile or child of the smile.
Japanese
Kohaku
Means 'amber' in Japanese, referring to the gemstone.
Japanese
Kohei
Meaning depends on kanji; common meanings include 'wide and peaceful' or 'sai...
Japanese
Koji
Little one.
Japanese
Kokuro
Black turtle dove.
Japanese
Komako
Little child, small child.
Japanese
Kome
Rice.
Japanese
Komeko
Small rice child.
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Komoku
Brave, daring.
Japanese
Komya
Beautiful night.
Japanese
Kondo
The main hall of a Buddhist temple.
Japanese
Koneko
Kitten.
Japanese
Konna
Harmony, golden.
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Kono
One's reputation.
Japanese
Koochi
Lucky, fortunate.
Japanese
Koshin
Noble Heart; Immortal Spirit.
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Kosuke
Rising sun.
Japanese
Kota
The people.
Japanese
Koto
Harp or musical instrument.
Japanese
Kotone
Sound of a harp or musical instrument.
Japanese
Kotono
No meaning found.
Japanese
Kotori
Little bird.
Japanese
Kouichi
Wide one, broad-minded.
Japanese
Kouki
Light, radiance.
Japanese
Kousuke
Assistance in harmony.
Japanese
Koyuki
Light snowfall.
Japanese
Kozakura
Small cherry blossom.
Japanese
Kozue
Tree branch.
Japanese
Kuguru
A Japanese surname meaning 'black village' or 'black valley'.
Japanese
Kukiko
Chrysanthemum child.
Japanese
Kuma
Bear.
Japanese
Kumakichi
Long-lived lucky one.
Japanese
Kumi
Eternal beauty.
Japanese
Kumiko
Long-time beautiful child.
Japanese
Kumiyo
Beauty generation.
Japanese
Kuniko
Child from the country.
Japanese
Kunshi
Pure; true.
Japanese
Kurao
Kurao means 'black man' or 'dark man' in Japanese.
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Kuri
Kuri means 'chestnut' in Japanese.
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Kuro
Means 'black' or 'ninth son' in Japanese.
Japanese
Kurou
Kurou means 'ninth son' or 'black' depending on the kanji used.
Japanese
Kyoka
To play music.
Japanese
Kyoko
Child of the village.
Japanese
Kyon
Riddle.
Japanese
Kyoshi
Respectful teacher.
Japanese
Kyosuke
Strong and magnanimous.
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