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For starters, I am not going to add in the kanji used for the individual names (sorry). This is a small sample of names that I've gathered from magazines of various small cities and rural areas with the boy names on the left and the girls on the right.

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NOTE: Dashes above vowels indicate longer length

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Amon / Ami
Anji / Amiko
Aran / Aruka
Dan / Chisa
Eiji / Chitose
Genshin / Fuwa
Hinato / Hino
Junshin / Hotono
Ken / Juna
Kōshi / Kano
Kyōgo / Kiina
Mamoru / Kokoa
Ōki / Kokoru
Ren'nosuke / Madoka
Reon / Mari
Rinta / Marie
Rioto / Meika
Ritsuto / Meiri
Ryōji / Mima
Saiki / Miwako
Seitarō / Moe
Shimon / Momoko
Shōtarō / Mone
Shunsuke / Mua
Shūa / Natsuki
Shūya / Non
Sōtarō / Riho
Taira / Ririi
Takeharu / Rotsuka
Taketora / Rua
Tatsuhiro / Sani
Tooru / Saran
Toshimasa / Sayoha
Yoshi / Shizuku
Yoshikatsu / Toiro
Yushin / Yuoha
Yūtarō / Yuwa
Zen / Yuzuyu

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Adding to this list, here is a full selection of names that are seemingly popular at the moment (as in used by several or more):
BOYS: Asahi, Haruki, Haruto, Hiroto, Kouki, Rikuto, Ryou, Souma, Sousuke, Yuito, Yuuma and Yuuto
GIRLS: Ema, Fuuka, Hana, Himari, Honoka, Ichika, Koharu, Kokona, Mao, Mei, Mio, Miyu, Rin, Saki, Sakura, Sana, Tsumugi, Yui and Yuna
BOTH: Aoi and Hinata

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My PNL: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/149249
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