100 Beautiful Japanese Baby Names
If you're looking to celebrate your Japanese heritage by giving your little one a traditional name, you probably already know the options seem endless. With so many variations of classic monikers, your list of favorites is probably only getting longer, instead of shorter. In an attempt to ease your stress a bit, we've compiled a list of our favorite 100 names for boys and girls for you to use as a starting point.
Boys
- Aito
- Aki
- Daisuke
- Eichi
- Eiko
- Genki
- Haru
- Haruki
- Haruto
- Hiroki
- Hiroto
- Hitoshi
- Ikki
- Issey
- Itsuki
- Jiro
- Kai
- Kaito
- Katsumi
- Kenji
- Kentaro
- Kenzou
- Kosuke
- Michi
- Mitsue
- Naoko
- Natsuo
- Nikko
- Reiji
- Ren
- Reo
- Riku
- Satoshi
- Seiji
- Shin
- Sora
- Soshiro
- Tadashi
- Taishiro
- Taro
- Tatsuya
- Tenchi
- Tomo
- Touma
- Tsukiya
- Yo
- Yoshi
- Yoshimi
- Yuuma
- Yuuto
Girls
- Aiko
- Aimi
- Akari
- Akemi
- Akiko
- Ami
- Aoi
- Asami
- Ayumi
- Chiyo
- Etsuko
- Fumiko
- Hana
- Hanako
- Himari
- Hinata
- Hiro
- Hiromi
- Ichika
- Ishi
- Ito
- Kaiya
- Kameko
- Kanna
- Kaori
- Kayoko
- Keiko
- Kumi
- Mariko
- Mika
- Miki
- Miya
- Nariko
- Niko
- Nomi
- Nori
- Nozomi
- Rin
- Rumi
- Ryu
- Sachi
- Sakura
- Sana
- Sara
- Suzu
- Tamika
- Tomoko
- Yui
- Yuri
- Yuuna