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Japanese forename + surname combinations
Hey, everyone, I'm going to list some combinations of Japanese forenames and surnames for you to give your own opinions and see which ones are fitting. With that being said, here I go.Asuka Akabane (赤羽 飛鳥 [あかばね あすか])
Hayato Akabane (赤羽 隼人 [あかばね はやと])
Tsubasa Akabane (赤羽 翼 [あかばね つばさ])
Ryūnosuke Aoki (青木 竜之介 [あおき りゅうのすけ])
Haruna Fujimori (藤森 春菜 [ふじもり はるな])
Sakura Fujimori (藤森 桜 [ふじもり さくら])
Akemi Hidaka (日高 明美 [ひだか あけみ])
Akemi Hino (日野 明美 [ひの あけみ])
Daiki Hino (日野 大輝 [ひの だいき])
Nene Kazetani (風谷 音々 [かぜたに ねね])
Ryō Kazetani (風谷 涼 [かぜたに りょう])
Rin Kitaoka (北岡 凛 [きたおか りん])
Tsubasa Kurosu (黒須 翼 [くろす つばさ])
Asuka Minami (南 飛鳥 [みなみ あすか])
Aina Sakurada (桜田 愛奈 [さくらだ あいな])
Megumi Sakurada (桜田 愛 [さくらだ めぐみ])
Hikaru Yoshinaga (吉永 光 [よしなが ひかる])What do you guys think of these names? Would you want me to make more posts like this one?
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I like
Hayato Akabane (赤羽 隼人 [あかばね はやと])
Haruna Fujimori (藤森 春菜 [ふじもり はるな])
Ryō Kazetani (風谷 涼 [かぜたに りょう])
Asuka Minami (南 飛鳥 [みなみ あすか]) - I like Asuka but not with Akabane. Minami sounds much better with it.
Megumi Sakurada (桜田 愛 [さくらだ めぐみ])
Hikaru Yoshinaga (吉永 光 [よしなが ひかる])Dislike
Tsubasa Akabane (赤羽 翼 [あかばね つばさ])
Daiki Hino (日野 大輝 [ひの だいき])
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Thank you for your response! I was just experimenting with some forename-surname combinations.
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I actually kinda like Japanese names. I like names like Ayano, Midori, Osana, etc.
From your list, I like Asuka Akabane
Haruna Fujimori (藤森 春菜 [ふじもり はるな])
Sakura Fujimori (藤森 桜 [ふじもり さくら])
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Thank you for your response! I was just experimenting with some forename-surname combinations.
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Like:
Nene Kazetani
Ryō Kazetani
Rin Kitaoka
Megumi Sakurada
Hikaru Yoshinaga (Love!)Neutral/Okay:
Ryūnosuke Aoki
Haruna Fujimori
Akemi Hidaka
Akemi Hino
Daiki Hino
Tsubasa Kurosu
Aina SakuradaDislike:
Asuka Akabane
Hayato Akabane
Tsubasa Akabane
Asuka Minami
-all too literal with the bird themeSakura Fujimori -having two flowers is my naming pet peeveIndividually I like:
Asuka
Tsubasa
Nene
Rin
MegumiHino
Sakurada
Yoshinaga (one of my fav surnames!)I always welcome more posts about Japanese names on this site :)
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Thank you for your response! I was just experimenting with some forename-surname combinations. Also, what do you think of the kanji I used for each of the forenames?
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The kanji looks alright, I might change a few to less common usages (or maybe katakana), but that's just personal preference.I like both 飛鳥 and 朝日 for AsukaFor Rin I like 李 or 鈴 for females and 梨 or 燐 for malesMegumi I prefer 恵 even if it's obvious I like the meaningHikaru I would leave as is because of how iconic it is
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I love Japanese names. My favorite individual first names of this list are; Sakura, Megumi, Asuka and Akemi. The best combos I think are;Haruna Fujimori (藤森 春菜 [ふじもり はるな])
Sakura Fujimori (藤森 桜 [ふじもり さくら])
Akemi Hidaka (日高 明美 [ひだか あけみ])
Asuka Minami (南 飛鳥 [みなみ あすか])
Megumi Sakurada (桜田 愛 [さくらだ めぐみ])
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Thank you for your response! I was just experimenting with some forename-surname combinations.
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You're welcome :) Do you prefer Asuka to be masculine or feminine? I forgot to ask I just realised. I was reading it as masculine.Oh and you seem to be more well-versed on Japanese names than I (I notice you have submitted a few Japanese names), do you consider Megumi to be dated? I heard somewhere that it's dated in the same way that, say, Brittany is. But it's hard to find good Japanese name sites that actually reflect Japanese culture and are not just written by people on the outside looking in. Of course I might just be looking in the wrong places, but it's worth asking lmao
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I personally prefer Asuka to be a feminine name, to be honest.Also, thank you for your comment on my knowledge of Japanese names, though I do wish to practice the language itself. As for Megumi, I don't think it's as dated as others might think it is, and it's my first time hearing about this.
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I really can't say myself, I'm looking at the name from a Western perspective with very limited knowledge. It's one of my favorites, though. Wish I could link you to where I read that, but I can't seem to find it again lmaoI too want to learn Japanese. I've been trying to learn French, but it's not working as well as I hoped. However I have noticed I remember / hear Japanese words better than I do French so I think I'd have an easier time. It'd be the script I'd struggle with. I read French easier than listening, but the fast-paced accent and the pronunciation throws me over the wall lmao.
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