Kirakira Name Generator

Sparkly Japanese given names with kanji and readings

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Deals Japanese kirakira given names with reading, kanji and a short gloss, such as Raito (月, moon, English light) and Kokoa (心愛, heart and love). The 500 entries mix pairings reported in the Japanese press with pairings built by the same reading tricks.

About kirakira names

Kirakira names (キラキラネーム, sparkly names) are Japanese given names whose kanji are read in ways a reader would not guess. Four tricks account for most of them: reading the kanji as a foreign word (月 as Raito, from light), borrowing a nanori, a reading kanji take only in names, clipping a normal reading (koko from kokoro), and reading kanji as a whole word for their meaning. A fifth group uses ordinary readings that make the whole name sound foreign, as in Juria (樹里亜, like Julia). Each entry gives reading, kanji and gloss.

The list mixes two kinds of entry. Some pairings, such as Kokoa (心愛) and Naito (騎士), have been reported in the Japanese press, surveys and name rankings. The rest were built for this page with the same tricks, from readings and meanings that belong to the kanji. Entries are not marked either way, so treat none as a record of what families register. Boys' and girls' names appear in equal numbers.

In the early 1990s a dispute over registering the name Akuma (devil) went to a family court, and it is still cited today. Since May 2025 Japan's family register records the reading of every name, and officials can refuse a reading with no connection to the kanji. A pairing here may or may not pass that test.

How to choose kirakira names

  • Read the gloss before the sound. A gloss that names a language (English, French, Latin) means the reading is that foreign word, while a gloss such as like Leo means ordinary kanji readings that happen to spell a foreign name.
  • Long vowels in borrowed words are written double (Haato, Shiizaa). Japanese readings use the plain style of the rest of the site (Koki, Ryusei, Yuto).
  • For a character in fiction, decide who chose the name and why. A kirakira name says as much about the parents as about the child, and the style drew the most press attention in the 2000s and 2010s.
  • If you are naming a baby in Japan, ask the municipal office about the reading first. Since May 2025 it is recorded in the family register and can be refused.
  • Pair a flashy given name with a plain surname from the Japanese Last Name Generator so the full name stays believable.

Frequently asked questions

What is a kirakira name?

It is a Japanese given name whose kanji are read in an unexpected way, often as a foreign word or a clipped reading. Raito (月, moon, English light) and Jueru (宝石, English jewel) are the kind of examples the Japanese press quotes. The word kirakira means sparkling, and people use it both fondly and critically.

Are all 500 names here reported examples?

No. The list mixes pairings that have appeared in Japanese press lists, surveys and rankings, such as Kokoa (心愛, heart and love), Noa (希空, hope and sky) and Kirara (希星, hope and twinkling star), with pairings built for this page by the same reading tricks. The entries are not labeled by source, and none should be read as a record of a registered name.

Can these readings be registered in Japan today?

That depends on the reading. Since May 2025 the family register records how each name is read, and officials can refuse a reading with no recognized link to the kanji. This page makes no claim about which pairings would pass, so ask the municipal office before choosing one for a baby.

How do the four reading tricks work?

A foreign-word reading keeps the meaning of the kanji and swaps the sound, as in Naito (騎士, English knight). A clipped reading keeps only the head of a normal reading, as in Koa (心愛, heart and love). A nanori is a reading used only in names, as in Nodoka (和, harmony), and a whole-word reading treats the kanji as one word, as in Kosumosu (秋桜, the cosmos flower).

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A: 34 names

  • Aasu (地球, English earth)
  • Aasu (大地, the land, English earth)
  • Adamu (男, man, the name Adam)
  • Aira (愛羅, like Isla)
  • Airisu (虹, rainbow, Greek iris)
  • Aito (愛斗, love and dipper)
  • Ajisai (紫陽花, hydrangea)
  • Akari (月, moon, read as light)
  • Akari (朱里, vermilion and village)
  • Akari (灯, lamp)
  • Akito (陽翔, sun and soar)

A, continued

  • Akua (碧, blue-green, Latin aqua)
  • Amato (天斗, heaven and dipper)
  • Amoore (愛, love, Italian amore)
  • Amuuru (愛, love, French amour)
  • Anbaa (琥珀, English amber)
  • Anju (杏樹, like French ange)
  • Anri (杏里, like Henri)
  • Aoha (蒼羽, deep blue and feather)
  • Aoki (蒼輝, deep blue and shine)
  • Aoto (碧斗, blue-green and dipper)
  • Aoto (蒼斗, deep blue and dipper)

A, continued

  • Aozora (青空, blue sky)
  • Appuru (林檎, English apple)
  • Aran (亜蘭, like Alan)
  • Aren (亜蓮, like Allen)
  • Aria (亜里亜, like Aria)
  • Arisu (有栖, like Alice)
  • Aroha (愛, love, Hawaiian aloha)
  • Aruha (在波, to be and wave, like alpha)
  • Arutairu (彦星, the cowherd star, Altair)
  • Aruto (在斗, like alto)
  • Asuto (明日翔, tomorrow and soar)
  • Ayumu (歩夢, walk and dream)

B: 11 names

  • Baado (飛鳥, flying bird, English bird)
  • Baioretto (菫, English violet)
  • Bega (織姫, the weaver star, Vega)
  • Beria (苺愛, English berry and love)
  • Berii (苺, strawberry, English berry)
  • Bijuu (宝石, gemstone, French bijou)
  • Bikutorii (勝利, English victory)
  • Buraito (輝, shine, English bright)
  • Bureibu (勇, English brave)
  • Bureido (刃, English blade)
  • Buruu (青, English blue)

C: 2 names

  • Cherii (桜, cherry blossom, English cherry)
  • Chihiro (千宙, thousand and space)

D: 9 names

  • Daiya (金剛石, English diamond, clipped)
  • Dan (暖, warm, like Dan)
  • Dansu (舞, English dance)
  • Deijii (雛菊, English daisy)
  • Desutinii (運命, English destiny)
  • Doon (暁, English dawn)
  • Doragon (龍, English dragon)
  • Doremi (七音, seven sounds, do re mi)
  • Doriimu (夢, English dream)

E: 17 names

  • Eimi (瑛美, like Amy)
  • Eisu (瑛寿, like English ace)
  • Eito (瑛斗, like English eight)
  • Ema (咲茉, bloom and jasmine)
  • Ema (笑茉, smile and jasmine, like Emma)
  • Emerarudo (翠玉, English emerald)
  • Emi (咲, bloom)
  • Emi (笑美, smile and beauty, like Emmy)

E, continued

  • Emiri (笑莉, like Emily)
  • Enjeru (天使, English angel)
  • Eren (永恋, eternal and longing)
  • Erena (恵玲奈, like Elena)
  • Eria (恵里亜, like Elia)
  • Erin (恵凛, like Erin)
  • Erisa (恵莉沙, like Elisa)
  • Eru (恵瑠, like Elle)
  • Etowaaru (星, star, French etoile)

F: 12 names

  • Faasuto (一, one, English first)
  • Farukon (隼, English falcon)
  • Fearii (妖精, English fairy)
  • Fenikkusu (鳳凰, English phoenix)
  • Foresuto (森, English forest)
  • Fubuki (吹雪, snowstorm)
  • Fuga (風雅, wind and elegance)
  • Furai (翔, soar, English fly)
  • Fureimu (炎, English flame)
  • Furoora (花, flower, Latin flora)
  • Futaba (双葉, seed leaves, a sprout)
  • Fyuuchaa (未来, English future)

G: 8 names

  • Gai (凱, triumph, like Guy)
  • Garyu (雅龍, elegance and dragon)
  • Geiru (颯, brisk wind, English gale)
  • Ginga (銀河, silver river, the word galaxy)
  • Goorudo (金, English gold)
  • Guran (大, big, French grand)
  • Guriin (緑, English green)
  • Guroorii (栄光, English glory)

H: 36 names

  • Haamonii (和音, chord, English harmony)
  • Haato (心, English heart)
  • Hanabi (花火, fireworks)
  • Hanii (蜜, English honey)
  • Hanna (絆奈, like Hannah)
  • Happii (幸, happiness, English happy)
  • Hari (波里, like Harry)
  • Haru (陽, sun)
  • Harua (陽愛, sun and love)
  • Haruma (悠真, unhurried and true)
  • Haruto (悠翔, unhurried and soar)
  • Haruto (陽斗, sun and dipper)

H, continued

  • Haruto (陽翔, sun and soar)
  • Hayate (疾風, swift wind, a gale)
  • Hayato (迅人, swift and person)
  • Hayato (颯人, brisk wind and person)
  • Hazuki (葉月, leaf month, the eighth month)
  • Hebun (天, English heaven)
  • Hiiroo (英雄, English hero)
  • Himari (陽茉莉, sun and jasmine)
  • Himari (陽葵, sun and hollyhock, from himawari)
  • Himawari (向日葵, sunflower)
  • Himeka (姫花, princess and flower)
  • Hina (姫菜, princess and greens)

H, continued

  • Hinata (日向, a sunny spot)
  • Hinata (陽向, sun-facing, a sunny spot)
  • Hiromu (大夢, big and dream)
  • Hiroto (大翔, big and soar)
  • Hiroto (宙斗, space and dipper)
  • Hooku (鷹, English hawk)
  • Hoopu (希望, English hope)
  • Hoorii (聖, English holy)
  • Hoshizora (星空, starry sky)
  • Howaito (白, English white)
  • Hyoga (氷河, ice and river, the word glacier)
  • Hyuga (日向, toward the sun, a place name)

I: 10 names

  • Ia (唯愛, only and love)
  • Ibu (伊舞, like Eve)
  • Ibu (聖夜, holy night, Christmas Eve)
  • Ibuki (息吹, breath)
  • Ichigo (苺, strawberry)
  • Iiguru (鷲, English eagle)
  • Inazuma (稲妻, lightning)
  • Iroha (彩葉, color and leaf)
  • Issa (一颯, one and brisk wind)
  • Izayoi (十六夜, sixteenth-night moon)

J: 13 names

  • Jasumin (茉莉, English jasmine)
  • Jasutisu (正義, English justice)
  • Jimu (慈夢, mercy and dream, like Jim)
  • Jion (慈恩, mercy and grace)
  • Joi (喜, English joy)
  • Joshua (丈朱亜, like Joshua)
  • Jueru (宝石, English jewel)
  • Juki (樹輝, tree and shine)
  • Juno (樹乃, like Juno)
  • Jupitaa (木星, English Jupiter)
  • Juri (樹莉, like Julie)
  • Juria (樹里亜, like Julia)
  • Juun (六月, sixth month, English June)

K: 60 names

  • Kaamu (凪, calm sea, English calm)
  • Kagero (陽炎, heat shimmer)
  • Kairu (海瑠, sea and lapis, like Kyle)
  • Kaito (海翔, sea and soar)
  • Kaito (海音, sea and sound)
  • Kameria (椿, English camellia)
  • Kanamu (叶夢, come true and dream)
  • Kanata (叶多, come true and many)
  • Kanata (奏多, play music and many)
  • Kanato (奏翔, play music and soar)
  • Kanato (奏音, play music and sound)
  • Kanau (叶, come true)
  • Kanon (花音, flower and sound, like canon)
  • Kanon (華音, splendor and sound, like canon)
  • Karen (華恋, like Karen)

K, continued

  • Kazahana (風花, snow flurries on the wind)
  • Kazuha (一葉, one leaf)
  • Keisu (圭寿, like Keith)
  • Kingu (王, English king)
  • Kira (煌, glitter, from kirameku)
  • Kirana (煌菜, glitter and greens)
  • Kirara (希星, hope and twinkling star)
  • Kirara (煌羅, glitter and silk gauze)
  • Kirara (雲母, mica, an old word read kirara)
  • Kirari (煌莉, glitter and jasmine)
  • Kirato (煌人, glitter and person)
  • Kiryu (輝龍, shine and dragon)
  • Kisaragi (如月, second month)
  • Kishi (騎士, knight)
  • Kiyora (聖良, holy and good)

K, continued

  • Kiyoto (聖斗, holy and dipper)
  • Kizuna (絆, bond)
  • Koa (心愛, heart and love)
  • Koga (煌雅, glitter and elegance)
  • Kohaku (琥珀, amber)
  • Koharu (心春, heart and spring)
  • Koharu (心陽, heart and sun)
  • Koki (皇輝, emperor and shine)
  • Koko (心瑚, heart and coral, like Coco)
  • Kokoa (心愛, heart and love)
  • Kokoha (心羽, heart and feather)
  • Kokomi (心海, heart and sea)
  • Kokona (心奈, heart and the sound na)
  • Kokone (心音, heart and sound)
  • Kokoro (想, thought, read as heart)

K, continued

  • Kometto (彗星, English comet)
  • Kooraru (珊瑚, English coral)
  • Koryu (皇龍, emperor and dragon)
  • Kosei (煌星, glitter and star)
  • Kosei (皇聖, emperor and holy)
  • Kosumo (宇宙, English cosmos)
  • Kosumosu (秋桜, the cosmos flower)
  • Kuiin (女王, English queen)
  • Kuon (久遠, time without end)
  • Kuraudo (雲, English cloud)
  • Kuraun (王冠, English crown)
  • Kurea (紅愛, like Claire)
  • Kuria (瑛, crystal, English clear)
  • Kurisu (久里寿, like Chris)
  • Kurisutaru (水晶, English crystal)

M: 58 names

  • Maachi (弥生, third month, English March)
  • Maameido (人魚, English mermaid)
  • Maazu (火星, English Mars)
  • Mahiro (真宙, true and space)
  • Mahiru (真昼, midday)
  • Maiku (舞空, dance and sky, like Mike)
  • Manaka (愛花, love and flower)
  • Manato (愛斗, love and dipper)
  • Manato (愛翔, love and soar)
  • Mao (真桜, true and cherry blossom)
  • Mare (希, rare, also hope)
  • Maria (茉莉亜, like Maria)
  • Marin (海, sea, English marine)
  • Marin (海音, sea and sound, English marine)

M, continued

  • Marin (真凛, like Marine)
  • Mario (真理央, like Mario)
  • Maruku (真瑠久, like Mark)
  • Mashiro (真白, pure white)
  • Maya (茉弥, like Maya)
  • Mea (萌愛, bud and love)
  • Meari (芽亜莉, like Mary)
  • Mei (五月, fifth month, English May)
  • Mei (萌衣, bud and robe)
  • Meipuru (紅葉, autumn leaves, English maple)
  • Meri (芽莉, like Merry)
  • Merodii (旋律, English melody)
  • Meru (芽瑠, sprout and lapis, like Mel)
  • Mia (美亜, like Mia)
  • Miharu (心春, heart and spring)

M, continued

  • Mihiro (美宙, beauty and space)
  • Mikazuki (三日月, crescent moon)
  • Miku (未来, the future)
  • Minamo (水面, the water's surface)
  • Mio (心桜, heart and cherry blossom)
  • Mion (心音, heart and sound)
  • Mirakuru (奇跡, English miracle)
  • Miran (美蘭, like Milan)
  • Mirei (美玲, like Mireille)
  • Miro (未路, not yet and road, like Milo)
  • Miruku (美瑠久, like English milk)
  • Misaki (心咲, heart and bloom)
  • Mitsuki (光輝, light and shine)
  • Miu (心羽, heart and feather)

M, continued

  • Miu (美海, beauty and sea)
  • Miyu (心結, heart and tie)
  • Mizuki (満月, full moon)
  • Moka (百花, hundred and flower)
  • Moka (萌香, like mocha)
  • Momiji (紅葉, autumn leaves)
  • Momoa (桃愛, peach and love)
  • Momoha (百羽, hundred and feather)
  • Mona (萌奈, like Mona)
  • Mone (百音, hundred and sound)
  • Monika (萌仁香, like Monica)
  • Musubi (結, tie)
  • Mutsuki (睦月, first month)
  • Muun (月, English moon)
  • Muunraito (月光, English moonlight)

N: 26 names

  • Nadeshiko (撫子, the pink, a wildflower)
  • Nagito (凪斗, calm sea and dipper)
  • Nagomi (和, harmony)
  • Naito (夜, English night)
  • Naito (那伊斗, like English knight)
  • Naito (騎士, English knight)
  • Nana (七菜, seven and greens)
  • Nano (七乃, seven and the sound no)
  • Nao (菜桜, greens and cherry blossom)
  • Neeju (雪, snow, French neige)
  • Neo (嶺央, peak and center, like Neo)
  • Nijika (虹花, rainbow and flower)
  • Niki (仁希, like Nicky)

N, continued

  • Niko (仁心, like Nico)
  • Niko (笑, smile, from nikoniko)
  • Nikoru (仁香瑠, like Nicole)
  • Noa (乃愛, the sound no and love)
  • Noa (希空, hope and sky)
  • Noa (望愛, wish and love)
  • Nodoka (和, harmony)
  • Noe (希恵, hope and blessing)
  • Noeru (乃恵瑠, like Noel)
  • Noeru (聖夜, holy night, French Noel)
  • Noka (望花, wish and flower)
  • Nozomi (希望, hope)
  • Nozomu (希夢, hope and dream)

O: 8 names

  • Oga (凰雅, phoenix and elegance)
  • Oga (旺我, flourishing and self)
  • Oji (宝物, treasure, read as prince)
  • Oki (旺輝, flourishing and shine)
  • Oorora (極光, English aurora)
  • Ooshan (大洋, English ocean)
  • Orion (織音, like Orion)
  • Otome (乙女, maiden)

P: 10 names

  • Paapuru (紫, English purple)
  • Paaru (真珠, English pearl)
  • Papiyon (蝶, butterfly, French papillon)
  • Pegasasu (天馬, heavenly horse, Pegasus)
  • Piichi (桃, English peach)
  • Piisu (平和, English peace)
  • Poemu (詩, English poem)
  • Purinsesu (姫, English princess)
  • Purinsu (王子, English prince)
  • Pyua (一心, one heart, English pure)

R: 77 names

  • Rabitto (兎, English rabbit)
  • Rabu (愛, English love)
  • Raburi (愛莉, English love and jasmine)
  • Raian (頼杏, like Ryan)
  • Raiga (來雅, come and elegance)
  • Raiga (雷我, thunder and self)
  • Raiki (雷輝, thunder and shine)
  • Raimu (来夢, come and dream, like English lime)
  • Raion (獅子, English lion)
  • Raito (光, English light)
  • Raito (月, moon, English light)
  • Raito (頼斗, like English light)

R, continued

  • Rakkii (幸運, good luck, English lucky)
  • Rapisu (瑠璃, lapis lazuli, Latin lapis)
  • Rara (楽来, joy and come, like Lala)
  • Rea (玲亜, like Leah)
  • Reia (玲愛, jewel chime and love)
  • Reiku (湖, English lake)
  • Rein (雨, English rain)
  • Reira (麗羅, like Layla)
  • Reito (零斗, zero and dipper)
  • Remon (礼門, like English lemon)
  • Rento (蓮翔, lotus and soar)
  • Reo (獅子, lion, Latin Leo)
  • Reo (獅王, lion king, Latin Leo)

R, continued

  • Reo (玲央, like Leo)
  • Reon (玲音, like Leon)
  • Reon (礼恩, like Leon)
  • Reona (玲央奈, like Leona)
  • Ria (莉亜, like Ria)
  • Riamu (理亜夢, like Liam)
  • Ribaa (河, English river)
  • Ribatii (自由, freedom, English liberty)
  • Riifu (若葉, young leaves, English leaf)
  • Rikuto (陸斗, land and dipper)
  • Rikuto (陸翔, land and soar)
  • Ringo (林檎, apple)
  • Rinku (凛空, like English link)

R, continued

  • Rino (莉乃, jasmine and the sound no)
  • Rinon (凛音, dignified and sound)
  • Rinto (凛斗, dignified and dipper)
  • Rio (璃桜, glass and cherry blossom)
  • Rio (莉央, jasmine and center, like Rio)
  • Rion (理恩, reason and grace)
  • Rion (璃音, glass and sound, like Lyon)
  • Riri (莉里, like Lily)
  • Riria (莉里亜, like Lilia)
  • Ririi (百合, English lily)
  • Rise (梨世, pear and world)
  • Rizumu (律, English rhythm)
  • Roi (路偉, road and great, like Roy)

R, continued

  • Roki (路希, road and hope, like Rocky)
  • Rokku (岩, English rock)
  • Roman (浪漫, the old ateji for romance)
  • Roodo (道, English road)
  • Rora (路羅, like Laura)
  • Roran (路蘭, like Lauren)
  • Rosa (路沙, road and sand, like Rosa)
  • Rubii (紅玉, English ruby)
  • Rui (琉生, lapis and life, like Louis)
  • Rui (瑠偉, lapis and great, like Louis)
  • Rui (類, type, sort, like Louis)
  • Ruisu (琉偉寿, like Louis)
  • Ruito (琉偉斗, lapis, great and dipper)

R, continued

  • Ruka (琉河, lapis and river, like Luke)
  • Ruka (瑠夏, lapis and summer, like Luca)
  • Rukasu (琉可寿, like Lucas)
  • Ruki (琉輝, lapis and shine)
  • Runa (月, moon, Latin luna)
  • Runa (瑠奈, like Luna)
  • Ruuju (紅, crimson, French rouge)
  • Ryuga (琉雅, lapis and elegance)
  • Ryuga (龍我, dragon and self)
  • Ryusei (流星, shooting star)
  • Ryusei (琉星, lapis and star)
  • Ryusei (龍聖, dragon and holy)
  • Ryuto (琉斗, lapis and dipper)

S: 59 names

  • Sae (咲笑, bloom and smile)
  • Safaia (青玉, English sapphire)
  • Saimon (彩門, like Simon)
  • Sakura (咲桜, bloom and cherry blossom)
  • Sakura (咲良, bloom and good)
  • Samaa (夏, English summer)
  • Samu (沙夢, sand and dream, like Sam)
  • San (太陽, English sun)
  • Sandaa (雷, English thunder)
  • Sango (珊瑚, coral)
  • Sanraizu (朝陽, morning sun, English sunrise)
  • Sara (咲良, bloom and good)
  • Sasha (沙紗, sand and gauze, like Sasha)
  • Sazanami (漣, ripples)

S, continued

  • Sebun (七, English seven)
  • Seinto (聖, holy, English saint)
  • Seira (星来, star and come)
  • Seira (聖羅, holy and silk gauze)
  • Seito (星斗, star and dipper)
  • Sena (世那, like Senna)
  • Sena (星那, star and the sound na)
  • Sena (瀬名, rapids and name, like Senna)
  • Sera (星羅, star and silk gauze)
  • Serena (世玲奈, like Serena)
  • Serina (世莉奈, like Selina)
  • Setsuna (刹那, an instant)
  • Shain (輝, English shine)
  • Shiena (詩恵奈, like Sienna)
  • Shieri (詩恵莉, like Sherry)

S, continued

  • Shieru (空, sky, French ciel)
  • Shigure (時雨, autumn shower)
  • Shiizaa (皇帝, emperor, Latin Caesar)
  • Shimon (志門, will and gate, like Simon)
  • Shinju (真珠, pearl)
  • Shio (獅王, lion and king)
  • Shion (志恩, will and grace, like Zion)
  • Shion (獅音, lion and sound)
  • Shirayuki (白雪, white snow)
  • Shirubaa (銀, English silver)
  • Shiryu (志龍, will and dragon)
  • Shuri (朱里, vermilion and village)
  • Soa (奏愛, play music and love)
  • Soma (颯真, brisk wind and true)
  • Soodo (剣, English sword)

S, continued

  • Sora (大空, big sky)
  • Sora (宇宙, universe, read as sky)
  • Sora (宙, space)
  • Soraha (空羽, sky and feather)
  • Sorato (空翔, sky and soar)
  • Soru (太陽, the sun, Latin sol)
  • Sukai (澄海, clear and sea, like English sky)
  • Sukai (空, English sky)
  • Sumairu (笑, English smile)
  • Sunoo (雪, English snow)
  • Supuringu (春, English spring)
  • Sutaa (星, English star)
  • Sutera (星, star, Latin stella)
  • Sutoomu (嵐, English storm)
  • Suwan (白鳥, English swan)

T: 23 names

  • Taiga (大我, like English tiger)
  • Taiga (大河, big river, like English tiger)
  • Taiga (虎, English tiger)
  • Taimu (大夢, like English time)
  • Takaki (天輝, heaven and shine)
  • Takato (天翔, heaven and soar)
  • Tenma (天馬, heavenly horse)
  • Tenshi (天使, angel)
  • Teruki (輝希, shine and hope)
  • Tiara (宝冠, jeweled crown, English tiara)
  • Toa (斗亜, dipper and the sound a)

T, continued

  • Toa (永愛, eternal and love)
  • Toma (斗真, like Thomas)
  • Tomu (斗夢, dipper and dream, like Tom)
  • Torejaa (宝, English treasure)
  • Towa (斗和, dipper and harmony)
  • Towa (永和, eternal and harmony)
  • Towa (永遠, eternity)
  • Tsubasa (大翔, big and soar, read as wings)
  • Tsubasa (翔, soar, read as wings)
  • Tsukiha (月羽, moon and feather)
  • Tsukiyo (月夜, moonlit night)
  • Tsurii (樹, English tree)

U: 6 names

  • Uchu (宇宙, universe)
  • Ueibu (波, English wave)
  • Uindo (風, English wind)
  • Uingu (翼, English wing)
  • Uintaa (冬, English winter)
  • Uisshu (望, English wish)

W: 2 names

  • Waizu (慧, wisdom, English wise)
  • Wan (一, English one)

Y: 18 names

  • Yua (優杏, gentle and apricot)
  • Yua (結愛, tie and love)
  • Yuga (悠雅, unhurried and elegance)
  • Yugo (悠吾, like Hugo)
  • Yuhi (夕陽, evening and sun)
  • Yuito (結翔, tie and soar)
  • Yuki (勇気, courage)
  • Yukito (幸翔, happiness and soar)
  • Yuma (夢真, dream and true)

Y, continued

  • Yume (結芽, tie and sprout)
  • Yumea (夢愛, dream and love)
  • Yuna (夢奈, dream and the sound na)
  • Yuna (結菜, tie and greens)
  • Yura (結良, tie and good)
  • Yuria (友里亜, like Yulia)
  • Yuto (結斗, tie and dipper)
  • Yuzuha (柚葉, yuzu and leaf)
  • Yuzuki (柚希, yuzu and hope)

Z: 1 name

  • Zero (零, English zero)