[Opinions] Japanese Names in the 1910s & 20s
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Ko must have been a popular ending. I like Aiko, Kiyoko, Miyoko, and Sumiko, but none are bad.
Not just back then! I had a number of friends who were exchange students from Japan in the early 2000s and their names also ended in -ko.
Yeah -ko names had a veryyy long grip on the country, it seems like. Only recently have they fallen out of style.
Yeah, I was looking at older threads and it seems -ko names are very dated in Japan. I had no idea.