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Kanon is also the name of a Vocaloid (she has a twin named Anon)
Sweet Kanon's blossoms
Petals sing a floral tune
Nature's melody.
Name of a 1999 visual novel that was later adapted into two animes released in 2002 and 2006 respectively, despite the name, there are actually no characters named Kanon and the title instead comes from German composer Johann Pachelbel‘s music piece “Canon in D major”.
I am a Kanon from Japan and I also know quite a lot of Kanons. All the Kanons I know including me are named after the music piece, Kanon in D by Johann Pachelbel. Many of the mothers like classical music or are piano teachers. It’s become popular in the recent years, ranked 30th this year. However you wouldn’t find many Kanons in their 30s or above. There’s actually no meaning to it but if you use kanjis it would be like 〜音(〜music/sound of〜) I haven’t seen any boys named Kanon yet.
Bizarre name. Too “animetic” in Japan.
Kanon Nakajima from Ultra Despair Hagakure.
I really like this name, though it seems a bit youthful (perhaps because of the '-non' part.)
But it is very nice. It's a simple pronunciation without too much room for error.
Also a male name.
Kanon Tani is a Japanese child actress and tarento. Kobayashi has released two music singles as part of the duo Star Flower with fellow child actress Seiran Kobayashi.
Kanon Kasuga is a Japanese child actress from Tokyo. Her agency is Nichi Park Productions, a division of Nittele Events.
Kanon, used as the kanji "花音" is currently 71st place in Japan, in terms of kanji (source: http://5go.biz/sei/cgi/ninki2.htm).
Kanon Suzuki is a former idol and singer. She is a former ninth-generation member of the Japanese girl idol group Morning Musume.
The name Kanon has both significant feminine and masculine usage.
Endou Kanon is a character in Inazuma Eleven.
This is also the Norwegian word for 'Cannon'.
Kanon Wakeshima is a Japanese singer and cellist.
This is a very pretty name. But my (American) accent keeps pronouncing this as "cannon", when I know it's KAH-non.
This is also a Greek noun. Greek - Kappa, Alpha, Nu, Omicron, Nu, means "standard rule or measure. Also used to refer to what exactly is contained in holy scriptures, e.g. "the Canon of the Church", though spelled with a "C".
Kanon is a butler in Umineko no Naku Koro ni.
This is the Danish word for "cannon."
The name of the heroine in Arina Tanemura's one-chapter bonus manga 'Gin-yu Mieka'. Her father is a composer who named one of his pieces after her: Kanon.
Kanon is the Japanese name for the Buddhist bodhisattva Avalokitesvara. She embodies compassion and is known as the "goddess of mercy."

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