Japanese Names

I like Hanako for a girl and Nobu for a boy.

一二三, don't know why this is a real name but it looks cool

>>16951464
Previously I'd only seen Hifumi written in kana, so I thought it was really weird when I looked up how it could be written in Chinese characters and that was the first result. Also, I think that name sounds really nice.

I like any boys name that ends in ~ta and girl names that end in ~e

I quite like the sound of Kanau.

>>16951464
It's a real name because it's literally "123"

>>16951916
I don't think "123" is a real name in any other language.

>>16951924
It might be. Dunno.

Them nips do that sort of thing with their names though.

>>16951924
Seems like it's be possible in old greek/latin. Sort of makes me want to make characters named stuff like "Monobi" or "Soloduo", Not quite the same but the western power of middle names could solve that.

>>16952011
You can even do this in English I suppose. Something like "Atwain" for "1 2". You can add the "3" somehow, but you'd probably have to imagine more sound changes before it sounds plausibly like a fictional name. I'm not a native speaker of English so I hesitate.

>>16952122
Honestly if it were for creating a character, the 3 could just be appended to the name (Atwain III, Atwain the 3rd)

I hope Mathew isn't in these threads being gay still.

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>>16951464
>>16951425

Kind of DQN but it is a real name.

>>16950102
I like Momoka, written like this 桃花 with the flower kanji. It has a bit more impact than just Momoko, with the three Os making it sound a bit more subdued, whereas with the KA at the end is like a strong gust of wind suddenly blowing all the flower petals off a blooming tree.

I like keisuke and kasumi a lot

Marisa

Rumia

>>16951924
had a work colleague once, many years ago, sixth-born son he was, middle name of Sixtus (like the Pope he said); is the closest I have seen in real life.

As to names themselves I am partial to Makoto, amongst many favourites.

Kasumi or Chiyori.

Naomi and (M)ayumi

Rin. so simple, and so cute.

Daigoro for a boy and Yui for a girl. Yui sounds really cute.

Keiichi for a boy. For girls i love all these "old" names which end with 子. Mariko, Hanako, Nanako, Aiko...

>>16951425
Do you also like to haunt the third stall

>>16966372
Oy vey, this should be fake... A bunch of negro-tier DQNs sans a few girls. Also, 与謝野晶子 is a historical name, so it should avoid.

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>>16966519