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[Facts] Japanese names...
Hello, I stumbled across this site and realized that there aren't many entries in the Japanese name meanings section. I'm an American who speaks Japanese, and I love Japanese names! I just wanted to put some personal favourites here that weren't on the list. Of course, all of the meanings depend on the kanji used, but I love names that are creative with their kanji and turn a normal name into something cool! Most of these are made-up names that band members use, so they're really fun! Enjoy!Shinya m/f
Means "deep night"Mayo m/f
Means "true night"Wataru m
Means "cross (over)"Yuusuke m
This one has a billion different meanings, but the one I like best is "gentle care"Riku m
Means "kill"Jun m
Means "pure"Setsuki (probably) f
Means "snow rare"Kaoru m/f
Means "sweet fragrance"Hayato (probably) m
Means "falcon person"Satsuki (probably) m/f
Means "sand moon"
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In general, this website is for real names, not invented ones that are not used as a part of the general population's name pool. If you still wish to submit these names, please go to the main page and click on the 'Submit a Name' link to find instructions on how to submit. You will need to provide evidence that the names are in general use and that the etymology is accurate.
ChrisellAll we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. - J.R.R. Tolkien.

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Actually I know Japanese people with names like these. They arn't made up.
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Re-read the original post . . .She said "most of these are made-up names that band members use". Most people with no knowledge of Japanese would have to take her word for it.
ChrisellAll we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. - J.R.R. Tolkien.
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Yes, and it seems quite likely from the original post that the kanji being used by the band members may be very rare forms in Japan itself, so these names may have very different "meanings" from the ones given in the post.
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