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Japanese names from the late 1970s (male)

by m4yb3_daijirou

11/5/2018, 10:04 AM

Here are the male names that I've found from babies born in a Gifu Prefecture village, sourced from their PR magazine:

Akihisa: 昭寿
Atsushi: 敦
Daisuke: 大介
Eitarō: 栄太朗
Haruki: 治樹
Hiroaki: 大明
Hirokazu: 宏和
Hironari: 裕也
Hisanori: 久哲
Ichirō: 一朗
Jun: 潤
Kadzunao: 和直
Katsutake: 克武
Katsuyuki: 勝幸
Keita: 慶太
Kenji: 健治
Kiyoshi: 清
Kōsuke: 巧典
Kōta: 幸太
Masaaki: 正明
Masanobu: 昌伸
Masaomi: 昌臣
Masato: 正人
Masatoshi: 将利
Michihiro: 通裕
Mitsuhiro: 充宏
Muneyuki: 宗之
Shuuji: 周司
Tadashi: 忠
Taichi: 太一
Takashi (2): 崇, 貴志
Takayoshi: 敬仁
Takayuki: 享由
Takuya: 卓也
Tatsuya: 達也
Teppei: 哲平
Tomoaki: 智明
Tomoki (2): 朋希, 友樹
Tomomi: 具視
Yoshichika: 由近
Yoshiki: 芳樹
Yoshinobu: 良慶
Yōhei: 洋平
Yūhei: 雄平
Yūki: 勇樹

WDYT?

My PNL: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/149249
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'Beyond Sakura and Hiroshi' blog: https://beyondsakuraandhiroshi.wordpress.com/

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- Whipsmart

12/10/2018, 11:34 PM

The ones I like are:

Keita
Jun
Tatsuya
Takuya
Masatoshi
Masato
Haruki
Kenji
Mitsuhiro

- Higuma Kanora

11/6/2018, 3:53 AM

I love Jun (even though it's pretty popular) and Yoshiki

There are some pretty interesting combos I haven't seen before like Muneyuki and Yoshichika, they sound very elegant

I didn't know Tomomi is unisex, but I can kind of see it

- Raven Briar (Constant)

11/5/2018, 6:57 PM

Thanks for posting this and including the Kanji. I like the following:

Eitarō: 栄太朗
Haruki: 治樹
Hironari: 裕也
Hisanori: 久哲
Ichirō: 一朗
Jun: 潤
Katsutake: 克武
Katsuyuki: 勝幸
Keita: 慶太
Kenji: 健治
Kōsuke: 巧典
Masaaki: 正明
Masato: 正人
Mitsuhiro: 充宏
Tadashi: 忠
Taichi: 太一
Takashi (2): 崇, 貴志
Yoshinobu: 良慶
Yōhei: 洋平
Yūhei: 雄平
Yūki: 勇樹

- Felie

11/5/2018, 2:51 PM

Hi !!!

I only know few of them:

Yuki
Yuhei
Yoshitoki
Tomomi
Tatsuya
Takeshi
Taichi
Mitsuhiro
Michihiro
Ichirou
Hiroaki
Haruki
Daisuke

But I absoloutly don't know the difference of style..

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