Japanese baby names are Romanized translations of kanji — the characters used in the Japanese language. Japanese names can be written in multiple combinations of kanji —sometimes hundreds — and the meaning of a name changes depending on which characters are used. The name Kenzo, for example, has meanings related to wisdom, health, or humility when written in different kanji permutations.
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Along with Kenzo, other Japanese baby names in the US Top 1000 include Amaya, Kane, Raiden, Asa, Kairi, Koda, Hana, Tori, and Kai. Uncommon Japanese names you may want to consider include Hiro, Naoko, Suki, and Ren — a popular name for boys in Japan.
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Japanese baby names are only beginning to be used in the West, as the world becomes smaller and international names become more accepted in most countries. Some Japanese baby names that translate easily to Western culture and language include the following.
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<h2>Japanese Baby Names</h2>

Japanese Names

Aiko

Aimi

Aina

Akiko

Akio

Akira

Akita

Akito

Amaya

Aneko

Anzu

Arisa

Asahi

Asami

Atsuko

Ayami

Ayuka

Ayumi

Azami

Chiyo

Emiko

Hachi

Hachiro

Hana

Hanako

Hanzo

Haru

Haruki

Harumi

Haruto

Hina

Hiro

Hiyori

Hokona

Ichiro

Ishi

Issey

Izumi

Junko

Kairi

Kanako

Kane

Kaori

Katana

Katori

Katsu

Kazuo

Keiji

Keiko

Keita

Kenji

Kenzo

Kiaria

Kiki

Kimi

Koda

Kokoro

Kota

Kouta

Koyuki

Kubo

Kurumi

Kyoko

Makoto

Manami

Manzo

Maro

Michika

Midori

Mika

Miki

Minami

Misaki

Miya

Miyabi

Miyako

Miyu

Momo

Momoko

Nami

Naoki

Naoko

Nobu

Nomi

Nori

Otome

Raiden

Renji

Riko

Rokuro

Japanese names for baby girls and baby boys with origins in Japan, including names from anime and manga, with meanings and popularity (All Names)

Japanese Names - All Names