Tengu Name Generator

Names for the winged mountain spirits of Japanese folklore

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Generate tengu names built the way Japanese folklore builds them: a sacred mountain plus a yamabushi-style monk name ending in -bō, or short crow-and-wind names for lesser karasu tengu. Includes legendary daitengu like Sōjōbō and Tarōbō among 1,000 names for anime, tabletop, and fiction.

About tengu names

Tengu are the winged, red-faced or crow-headed spirits who haunt Japan's sacred mountains, and their names follow rules borrowed from the mountain ascetics (yamabushi) they were said to imitate. The great tengu of legend almost always carry the suffix -bō (坊), a title once given to monks and priestly boys: Sōjōbō of Mount Kurama, who trained the young hero Yoshitsune; Tarōbō of Mount Atago; Jirōbō of Mount Hira; Buzenbō of Hikosan; and Sanjakubō of Iizuna. Medieval texts list forty-eight such daitengu, each named for the peak he rules, so "Kurama-yama Sōjōbō" reads as both a name and an address.

Lesser tengu, the karasu tengu with beaks and black feathers, are rarely named in old sources, which leaves room for invention. The list below builds those names from Japanese words for crow (karasu), hawk (taka), wind (kaze), thunder (rai), shadow (kage), and wing (hane), often finished with the boyish -maru or the monkish -bō so they sit comfortably beside the legendary names. The list also holds mountain birds, cedar and pine names, yamabushi gear, priestly ranks, female tengu, and names from tengu mischief.

Use the numbered brother names (Tarōbō, Jirōbō, Saburōbō, Shirōbō) for a hierarchy of tengu on one mountain, the mountain-plus-title forms for a lordly daitengu, and short compounds like Kurotaka or Hayabusa for young, quick, mischievous crow tengu.

How to choose tengu names

  • Attach the tengu to a specific mountain (Kurama, Atago, Hikosan, or one you invent) and use it as a title; that is exactly how folklore identifies its greatest tengu.
  • Reserve -bō names for elders, teachers, and rulers, and use -maru or plain compound names like Kurokaze for younger or wilder tengu.
  • The numbered names Tarō, Jirō, Saburō, Shirō, Gorō mean first through fifth son, so they work well for a brood or ranked band of tengu.
  • Include the macron (Sōjōbō, Ryūga) when you want authenticity in prose; drop it (Sojobo, Ryuga) for usernames and game handles.
  • Pair a stern name with a physical detail such as a fan of feathers, a long nose, or a monk's staff to make the character instantly readable as a tengu.

Frequently asked questions

What are famous tengu names from Japanese folklore?

The best known are Sōjōbō, king of the tengu on Mount Kurama; Tarōbō of Mount Atago; Jirōbō of Mount Hira; Sanjakubō (Iizuna Saburō) of Mount Iizuna; Buzenbō of Hikosan; and Zenki and Goki, the demon servants of the ascetic En no Gyōja on Ōmine.

Why do so many tengu names end in -bō?

Bō (坊) was a term for a monk's lodging and, by extension, for monks and priestly boys. Because tengu were imagined as fallen or arrogant priests and mountain ascetics, legend gave them monkish titles like Sōjōbō, which literally means "the high-priest monk."

What is the difference between a daitengu and a karasu tengu?

Daitengu (great tengu) are the human-shaped, long-nosed, red-faced lords of the mountains, powerful and often wise. Karasu tengu (crow tengu) or kotengu are smaller, bird-headed servants and warriors, quicker and more mischievous, and rarely given individual names in older stories.

Can I use these names for an OC, D&D character, or published story?

Yes. Legendary names like Sōjōbō are public folklore, and the original names here are free for personal and commercial use. If you are writing in an existing franchise, check whether it already has a named tengu character before reusing a legendary name.

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A: 54 names

  • Adatara Hokkyō
  • Aizenbō
  • Akagi Oroshi
  • Akagi-san Ryōkakubō
  • Akahane
  • Akaishi-dake Kugyōbō
  • Akakaze
  • Akamatsu
  • Akane Gozen
  • Akatsuki
  • Akazura
  • Akegarasu
  • Akiba Sanjakubō
  • Akiha no Kōun
  • Ama Tengu Jōen
  • Ama Tengu Myōgetsu
  • Amagake
  • Amagi Nyūdō
  • Amakage
  • Amakarasu
  • Amanozako
  • Amatobi
  • Amatsubame
  • Amatsubasa
  • Amatsukitsune
  • Amigasa
  • Aobazuku
  • Aokaze
  • Aosagi
  • Aotakabō
  • Aotobi
  • Aoyama
  • Arare
  • Arashibō
  • Arashihime
  • Arashima-dake Shōjōbō
  • Arashimaru
  • Ari no Towatari
  • Asagarasu
  • Asagiri
  • Asahi-dake Kōmabō
  • Asakaze
  • Asama-yama Hōgen
  • Asamagatake Kinpeibō
  • Asamoya
  • Ashigara Nyūdō
  • Ashurabō
  • Aso-san Hōryūbō
  • Atago Genjirōbō
  • Atago no Sōryū
  • Atago-san Tarōbō
  • Ayaigasa
  • Ayame no Tobi
  • Azuma-yama Kokūbō

B: 11 names

  • Bandai-san Kōkakubō
  • Bishamonbō
  • Bizenbō
  • Bokutō
  • Bonshō
  • Bontenbō
  • Bukō-san Shikanbō
  • Bunamori
  • Bungobō
  • Buzenbō
  • Byōbuiwa

C: 2 names

  • Chōgenbō
  • Chōkai-san Raiunbō

D: 13 names

  • Daibosatsu-rei Takigyōbō
  • Daiganbō
  • Daiitokubō
  • Daikakubō
  • Daikokubō
  • Daisen Hakuunbō
  • Daitetsubō
  • Daiunbō
  • Daizenbō
  • Dantokubō
  • Daranibō
  • Dewabō
  • Dōryō

E: 12 names

  • Eboshi-dake Madōbō
  • Eboshiiwa
  • Echigobō
  • Edawatari
  • Ena-san Hōkyōbō
  • Enju-ni
  • Enkū
  • Enmabō
  • Ennin
  • Enrakubō
  • Enshō
  • Enshōbō

F: 13 names

  • Fubukibō
  • Fubukimaru
  • Fudōbō
  • Fue no Senta
  • Fuefuki
  • Fugenbō
  • Fuji-san Daranibō
  • Fūjinbō
  • Fukurō no Rōsai
  • Fukurōbō
  • Funagata-yama Hamabō
  • Fūrinbō
  • Fūzenbō

G: 31 names

  • Ganryūbō
  • Gantetsubō
  • Gassan Getsurinbō
  • Genjirōbō
  • Genkaku
  • Genkō
  • Genkōbō
  • Genryū
  • Genzō
  • Gessenbō
  • Gesshin-ni
  • Geta no Hikoza
  • Getanosuke
  • Getsuō
  • Getsuōbō
  • Getsurinbō
  • Gintakabō
  • Gohō Maōson
  • Goisagi
  • Gomabō
  • Gomadan
  • Gomadan-zan Gōbukubō
  • Gorōbō
  • Goyōmatsu
  • Gōzanzebō
  • Guhin
  • Gundaribō
  • Gyōkaibō
  • Gyokurinbō
  • Gyokusenbō
  • Gyokushōbō

H: 99 names

  • Habataki
  • Hachirōbō
  • Hagoromo
  • Haguro-san Konkōbō
  • Haguro-san Konpirabō
  • Haitaka
  • Hakkai-san Daisendatsu
  • Hakkōbō
  • Hakkōda Mugenbō
  • Hakkyōgatake Manshinbō
  • Hakone Kongōbō
  • Hakurei-ni
  • Hakuryūbō
  • Hakusan Kōjibō
  • Hakusan Tokurōbō
  • Hakusenbō
  • Hakuunbō
  • Hakuzanbō
  • Hanaore
  • Hanataka
  • Hanataka Genzō
  • Hanataka Kōshi
  • Hanataka Sōkei
  • Hanatakabō
  • Hanemaru
  • Hanenoshin
  • Hanetarō
  • Hanetora
  • Hanezō
  • Hansōbō
  • Harimabō
  • Harugasumi
  • Haruna-san Shūzenbō
  • Hashiboso
  • Hashibuto
  • Hatsugarasu
  • Hatsukari
  • Hatsushimo
  • Hauchiwa
  • Hauchiwabō
  • Hayabusa
  • Hayachine Sesshinbō
  • Hayagake
  • Hayakaze
  • Hayamaru
  • Hayanoshin
  • Hayate
  • Hayatebō
  • Hayatoshi

H, continued

  • Heitarōbō
  • Hibashira
  • Hibiki no Gonta
  • Hidabō
  • Hiei no Shūzen
  • Hiei-zan Hōshōbō
  • Hiei-zan Kōunbō
  • Hien
  • Higo Ajari
  • Hijiri-dake Hōgen
  • Hiken
  • Hikosan Buzenbō
  • Hikosan Kotarōbō
  • Hikyaku
  • Hinoki no Kanbei
  • Hinokibō
  • Hira Oroshi
  • Hira Shichirōbō
  • Hira-san Jirōbō
  • Hishō
  • Hiuchigatake Tsūrikibō
  • Hiyodori no Monta
  • Hōjubō
  • Hōkakubō
  • Hōkibō
  • Hokosugi
  • Hōkyō
  • Hōkyōbō
  • Hōman-zan Bettō
  • Homura
  • Hōō-zan Ajari
  • Hora no Dōsetsu
  • Horafuki
  • Horagai
  • Hōraiji-san Ekōbō
  • Hōrinbō
  • Hōryūbō
  • Hoshigarasu
  • Hoshikage
  • Hoshimaru
  • Hōshinbō
  • Hoshinoshin
  • Hoshizukiyo
  • Hossu
  • Hotaka-dake Zenji
  • Hototogisu
  • Hōunbō
  • Hōzanbō
  • Hōzenbō
  • Hyōno-sen Risshi

I: 44 names

  • Ibuki Oroshi
  • Ibuki-yama Kōzanbō
  • Ichirōbō
  • Idatenbō
  • Iide-san Oshō
  • Iizuna Gongen
  • Iizuna Kurōbō
  • Iizuna Saburō
  • Ikazuchibō
  • Ikkōbō
  • Ikoma-yama Sōzu
  • Inababō
  • Inabikari
  • Inamura no Sōgetsu
  • Inazumabō
  • Inazumamaru
  • Inuwashi
  • Iōjima Kōtokubō
  • Ipponba
  • Ipponsugi
  • Irataka
  • Ishidate no Tangen
  • Ishinage
  • Ishizuchi-san Shippūbō
  • Isshinbō
  • Itadaki
  • Itazura no Kyūsuke
  • Iwa no Getsuō
  • Iwakage
  • Iwakaze
  • Iwaki-san Fūrinbō
  • Iwakura
  • Iwamaru
  • Iwanosuke
  • Iwataka
  • Iwate-san Kengyō
  • Iwatobi
  • Iwatora
  • Iwatsubame
  • Iwaya
  • Iyobō
  • Izayoi
  • Izumobō
  • Izuna Sanjakubō

J: 11 names

  • Jikōbō
  • Jikokubō
  • Jirōbō
  • Jishinbō
  • Jizōbō
  • Jōkakubō
  • Jōrinbō
  • Jōzanbō
  • Jukai
  • Jūrōbō
  • Juzu no Sōan

K: 216 names

  • Kaba-san Hōin
  • Kagabō
  • Kagaribi
  • Kagebōshi
  • Kagefumi
  • Kagekiyo
  • Kagemaru
  • Kagemitsu
  • Kagerō
  • Kagerōbō
  • Kagesuke
  • Kagetobi
  • Kagetora
  • Kagetsuki
  • Kagizume
  • Kaifūbō
  • Kaigetsubō
  • Kaijō
  • Kaijōbō
  • Kaikage
  • Kaikōbō
  • Kaikoma Suigyōbō
  • Kaimon-dake Kaijōbō
  • Kaishinbō
  • Kaiunbō
  • Kaizanbō
  • Kaizenbō
  • Kakesu
  • Kakuōbō
  • Kakuremino
  • Kakurenbo
  • Kakurezato
  • Kakuzenbō
  • Kamikakushi
  • Kaminaribō
  • Kaminarimaru
  • Kangarasu
  • Kannonbō
  • Kanō-zan Jinzūbō
  • Kanzaburōbō
  • Karakkaze
  • Karamatsu
  • Karasu Tengu Kōya
  • Karasuba Gozen
  • Karasuhiko
  • Karasuhime
  • Karasuke
  • Karasukichi
  • Karasuma
  • Karasumaru
  • Karasumori
  • Karasunosuke
  • Karasuō
  • Karatake

K, continued

  • Karura
  • Karurabō
  • Kasagi-yama Daisōjō
  • Kasagi-yama Jōzanbō
  • Kasagumo
  • Kasasagi
  • Kashinoki
  • Kasuga-yama Nyūbubō
  • Kasumigakure
  • Katabane
  • Katsuragi Hijiri
  • Kawagiri
  • Kawatare
  • Kayanosuke
  • Kazaemon
  • Kazahana
  • Kazamaru
  • Kaze no Kōki
  • Kaze no Shippū
  • Kazeharu
  • Kazehaya
  • Kazehiko
  • Kazehime
  • Kazekiri
  • Kazekuma
  • Kazenari
  • Kazenojō
  • Kazenoshin
  • Kazetaka
  • Kazetarō
  • Kazetobi
  • Kazetora
  • Keigetsu-ni
  • Kenki
  • Kentoku-san Mokujikibō
  • Keyakibō
  • Kibune Daitoku
  • Kidaoshi
  • Kiji no Gonza
  • Kikaigashima Garanbō
  • Kikōbō
  • Kimagure
  • Kinkasan Sanrōbō
  • Kinpoku-san Mineiribō
  • Kinpu Kangyōbō
  • Kinpusen Kongōrikibō
  • Kinshōbō
  • Kirigamine Kegonbō
  • Kirigishi
  • Kirihime
  • Kirimaru
  • Kirisame
  • Kirishima Raizanbō
  • Kirishima Ryūunbō

K, continued

  • Kiso-Koma Bodaibō
  • Kitōbō
  • Kiyosumi-yama Sōzu
  • Kobushi no Musetsu
  • Kodachi
  • Kodama
  • Kogakure
  • Kogarashi
  • Kogarashimaru
  • Kogarasu
  • Kōgetsubō
  • Koishi no Sanji
  • Kōjinbō
  • Kojirōbō
  • Kokage
  • Kōkaku
  • Kōkakubō
  • Kokebō
  • Kōki
  • Kokuōbō
  • Kokuōmaru
  • Kokūzōbō
  • Komakusa
  • Kōmokubō
  • Komorebi
  • Kongarabō
  • Kongō-san Risshi
  • Kongōbō
  • Kongōbō Reisai
  • Kongōmaru
  • Kongōrei
  • Kongōrikibō
  • Kongōzue
  • Konoha
  • Konoha Tengu Ryōgen
  • Konohabō
  • Konohazuku
  • Kōra-san Chikugobō
  • Kōrinbō
  • Kōsetsu-ni
  • Kōshi
  • Kōshin-zan Kanjōbō
  • Kotarōbō
  • Kōtenbō
  • Kotori
  • Kōunbō
  • Kōya Yosaburōbō
  • Kōya-san Kōtenbō
  • Koyayusuri
  • Kōzanbō
  • Kozue
  • Kozuehime
  • Kozuemaru
  • Kozuewatari

K, continued

  • Kubote-san Zasu
  • Kuchibashi
  • Kūgen
  • Kujakubō
  • Kujikiri
  • Kujū-san Sendatsu
  • Kumagera
  • Kumano Hōzanbō
  • Kumano Kikujōbō
  • Kumataka
  • Kumo no Reizan
  • Kumo no Sesshin
  • Kumogakure
  • Kumoi
  • Kumokage
  • Kumomaru
  • Kumosuke
  • Kumotaka
  • Kumotarō
  • Kumotori Daitoku
  • Kunimi-san Zenkōbō
  • Kunō-zan Sangebō
  • Kurahiko
  • Kurama Kojirōbō
  • Kurama no Enshō
  • Kurama no Kōshi
  • Kurama-yama Sōjōbō
  • Kurikoma Zenji
  • Kurōbō
  • Kuroha
  • Kurohane
  • Kurohime Ajari
  • Kuroiwa
  • Kurokage
  • Kurokarasubō
  • Kurokawa
  • Kurokaze
  • Kurokenzoku Konpirabō
  • Kurokiba
  • Kurokumo
  • Kuromatsu
  • Kuromori
  • Kuroraiden
  • Kurosuzume
  • Kurotaka
  • Kurotakabō
  • Kurotaki
  • Kurotobi
  • Kurotori
  • Kurotsubasa
  • Kurotsuru
  • Kuroyama
  • Kuroyuki
  • Kurozukin

M: 54 names

  • Madowashi
  • Makaze
  • Marishibō
  • Matsu no Tayū
  • Matsuba
  • Matsugae
  • Matsukasa
  • Matsukaze
  • Maya-san Ajari
  • Mayoimichi
  • Meigetsubō
  • Meizanbō
  • Mekakushi
  • Mikuni no Dōjun
  • Mimizuku
  • Mino no Tasuke
  • Minobō
  • Minokasa
  • Mirokubō
  • Misago
  • Misen Jakkōbō
  • Mitake-san Kaifūbō
  • Mitoku-san Gyōja
  • Mitsumine Sendatsu
  • Miwa-yama Seishinbō
  • Miyama
  • Miyamabō
  • Miyamagarasu
  • Miyamahime
  • Mizore
  • Mizugaki-yama Danjikibō
  • Mokurinbō
  • Monjubō
  • Mori no Sanza
  • Moriyoshi-zan Gyōdōbō
  • Mozu
  • Mozuhiko
  • Mozumaru
  • Mudōji Kaihōbō
  • Mukaikaze
  • Muragarasu
  • Murakumo
  • Murasame
  • Mutō
  • Mutsubō
  • Myōfū-ni
  • Myōgi-san Nikkōbō
  • Myōgi-san Reihōbō
  • Myōgibō
  • Myōkenbō
  • Myōkō-san Sōzu
  • Myōkōbō
  • Myōunbō
  • Myōzenbō

N: 26 names

  • Nachi Senryūbō
  • Naeba Musōbō
  • Nagato Kishukubō
  • Naigubu
  • Nantai-san Tenkyūbō
  • Narai
  • Nasu-dake Genja
  • Nichirabō
  • Nikkō Kanzaburōbō
  • Nikkō Ryūkōbō
  • Nikkō-zan Tōkōbō
  • Ninkaibō
  • Niōbō
  • Nishi no Nozoki
  • Nokogiri-yama Hokkyō
  • Norikura Fūzenbō
  • Noroshi
  • Nosuri
  • Notobō
  • Nowaki
  • Nowakimaru
  • Nukiuchi
  • Nureba
  • Nyohō-san Seiganbō
  • Nyoigatake Yakushibō
  • Nyūdōgumo

O: 43 names

  • Ōbanemaru
  • Ōbora
  • Oboro Gozen
  • Oborozuki
  • Ōdaigahara Shōkakubō
  • Ōdake no Gakuzan
  • Ōe-yama Nyūdō
  • Ōgarasu
  • Oi no Chōkichi
  • Oikaze
  • Oimatsu
  • Ōkarasubō
  • Ōkazebō
  • Ōkazemaru
  • Ōkubo Sasabō
  • Okunoin
  • Ōmagatoki
  • Ōmibō
  • Ōmine Goki
  • Ōmine no Kaijō
  • Ōmine Seifūbō
  • Ōmine Zenki
  • Onaga no Chōji
  • Onna Tengu Akeno
  • Ono no Matabei
  • Ontake no Fūrin
  • Ontake Zuizanbō
  • Ontake-san Meizanbō
  • Oroshimaru
  • Osore-zan Shōnin
  • Ōsugi no Genba
  • Ōsugibō
  • Ōtaka no Jinpachi
  • Ōtakabō
  • Ōtakemaru
  • Ōtengumaru
  • Ōtori
  • Ōuchiwa
  • Ōwarai
  • Owaribō
  • Ōwashi
  • Ōyama Hōkibō
  • Ōyama Sekizanbō

R: 58 names

  • Raichō no Yukinojō
  • Raiden
  • Raidenbō
  • Raiga
  • Raijinbō
  • Raijū
  • Raikō
  • Raimaru
  • Raimei
  • Raisuke
  • Raitora
  • Raiun
  • Raiunbō
  • Raizanbō
  • Raizen
  • Rakanbō
  • Ranmaru
  • Ranpūbō
  • Rasetsubō
  • Reigetsu
  • Reihō
  • Reihōbō
  • Reisai
  • Reizan
  • Reizanbō
  • Renshōbō
  • Rindō
  • Rinzanbō
  • Rinzōbō
  • Rōboku
  • Rokkō Oroshi
  • Rokkō Zenji
  • Rokurōbō
  • Rokusekibō
  • Rōshōbō
  • Ryōfū-ni
  • Ryōga
  • Ryōkaku
  • Ryōkakubō
  • Ryōkami-san Endonbō
  • Ryōken
  • Ryōunbō
  • Ryōzen Rokkonbō
  • Ryōzenbō
  • Ryūga
  • Ryūhō
  • Ryūhōbō
  • Ryūkage
  • Ryūkakubō
  • Ryūmaru
  • Ryūmonbō
  • Ryūnosuke
  • Ryūshinbō
  • Ryūsuke
  • Ryūtora
  • Ryūunbō
  • Ryūzanbō
  • Ryūzen

S: 104 names

  • Saburōbō
  • Sadobō
  • Saifu Takamoribō
  • Sakurajima Zenjōbō
  • Sanbe-san Bettō
  • Sanjakubō
  • Sanjōgatake no Kakujō
  • Sankibō
  • Sanukibō
  • Sarutahiko
  • Sashiba
  • Satokubō
  • Satsumabō
  • Sayogarasu Gozen
  • Sayokaze
  • Sefuri Oshō
  • Seifūbō
  • Seigetsubō
  • Seikōbō
  • Seiryūbō
  • Seishinbō
  • Seitakabō
  • Seizanbō
  • Sekizanbō
  • Senbonsugi
  • Senjōgatake Sennichibō
  • Senkai
  • Senkōbō
  • Senpūmaru
  • Senrigan
  • Senryūbō
  • Sesshin
  • Sesshinbō
  • Shakagatake Okugakebō
  • Shakujō
  • Shakujōbō
  • Shakunage
  • Shibaten
  • Shibutsu Gohōbō
  • Shichimen-zan Genja
  • Shichirōbō
  • Shigi-san Zasu
  • Shigure Gozen
  • Shikkoku
  • Shimobashira
  • Shimoyo
  • Shinanobō
  • Shinkai
  • Shinkōbō
  • Shinonome
  • Shinryūbō
  • Shinzanbō

S, continued

  • Shinzōbō
  • Shiō-zan Rikyūbō
  • Shiomi-dake Aragyōbō
  • Shippūbō
  • Shippūmaru
  • Shirahige
  • Shirakumo
  • Shiramine Sagamibō
  • Shirane-san Hōin
  • Shiranui
  • Shiratakabō
  • Shirayuki
  • Shirōbō
  • Shirokaze
  • Shirotaka
  • Shirotobi
  • Shōfūbō
  • Shōgetsubō
  • Shōkakubō
  • Shōki
  • Shōrai
  • Shōrenbō
  • Shōrin-ni
  • Shōryū
  • Shōunbō
  • Shukuchi
  • Shungetsu-ni
  • Shūzen
  • Shūzenbō
  • Sobo-san Gyōkaibō
  • Sōgenbō
  • Sōhei
  • Sōjōbō
  • Sōkakubō
  • Sōkei
  • Soragoto
  • Sorakaze
  • Soramaru
  • Soramimi
  • Sorane no Yohei
  • Soratobi
  • Sōrinbō
  • Sōryū
  • Sugikaze
  • Sugikodachi
  • Sugisakabō
  • Sugitarō
  • Sugiwaka
  • Sumiyoshi Kenbō
  • Surugabō
  • Suzukake
  • Suzukazebō

T: 108 names

  • Tabigarasu
  • Tachikaze
  • Taihei-zan Tosōbō
  • Taijubō
  • Taikouchi
  • Taimatsu
  • Taishakubō
  • Taizanbō
  • Takabisha
  • Takachiho Daisendatsu
  • Takageta
  • Takahane
  • Takahime
  • Takakage
  • Takakiyo
  • Takamaru
  • Takamine
  • Takane
  • Takanome
  • Takanoshin
  • Takanosu-yama Zōjōmanbō
  • Takanosuke
  • Takao-san Naigubu
  • Takashige
  • Takasuke
  • Takatora
  • Takawarai
  • Takimaru
  • Takitora
  • Takuzenbō
  • Tamonbō
  • Tanbabō
  • Tangobō
  • Tanigawa-dake Hijiri
  • Tanikaze
  • Taniwaka
  • Tanzawa Hōshi
  • Tarōbō
  • Tasogare
  • Tateshina Hannyabō
  • Tateyama Tenrinbō
  • Tatsumaki
  • Tatsumakimaru
  • Tawamure
  • Tengu-dake Gedōbō
  • Tenkūbō
  • Tenkyū
  • Tenkyūbō
  • Tenma
  • Tenma Sōkō
  • Tenrinbō
  • Tenshōbō
  • Tenzanbō
  • Tenzenbō

T, continued

  • Tesshinbō
  • Tetsuzanbō
  • Tobiemon
  • Tobihime
  • Tobikage
  • Tobikaze
  • Tobikichi
  • Tobimaru
  • Tobinaga
  • Tobinojō
  • Tobinoshin
  • Tobisuke
  • Tobitarō
  • Tobitora
  • Togakushi no Raiun
  • Togakushi Rinzanbō
  • Tokin
  • Tokinbō
  • Tokkobō
  • Tokoyami
  • Tokurōbō
  • Tondonbō
  • Toranomaki
  • Tsubakuro-dake Gamanbō
  • Tsubamegaeshi
  • Tsubasa no Genzō
  • Tsubasahime
  • Tsubasakage
  • Tsubasamaru
  • Tsubute
  • Tsubutemaru
  • Tsue no Kakunen
  • Tsuganosuke
  • Tsugumi no Kyūsaku
  • Tsujikaze
  • Tsuki no Kagerō
  • Tsukihane
  • Tsukikage
  • Tsukimaru
  • Tsukinoshin
  • Tsukitora
  • Tsukiyogarasu
  • Tsukiyomi
  • Tsukuba Heitarōbō
  • Tsukuba Hōin
  • Tsukuba Oroshi
  • Tsumi no Wataru
  • Tsumuji
  • Tsumujikaze
  • Tsumujimagari
  • Tsurugi-san Hōkibō
  • Tsurugi-san Ranpūbō
  • Tsurugimine
  • Tsutamaru

U: 19 names

  • Ubagami
  • Ubatama
  • Uchiwa no Jinbei
  • Ukigumo
  • Umoregi
  • Ungai
  • Ungetsubō
  • Unkai
  • Unkōbō
  • Unpōbō
  • Unryūbō
  • Unshinbō
  • Unubore
  • Unzanbō
  • Unzen Enshōbō
  • Ushimitsu
  • Usugiri
  • Ususamabō
  • Utsugi-dake Genrikibō

W: 11 names

  • Wakagarasu
  • Wakasabō
  • Wakasugi no Ryōin
  • Warai no Heiroku
  • Warainosuke
  • Washi no Daigaku
  • Washiba-dake Kyōmanbō
  • Washimaru
  • Washinosuke
  • Washio
  • Washizume

Y: 59 names

  • Yadorigi
  • Yahiko-yama Kengyō
  • Yaiba
  • Yakumo
  • Yakushi-dake Hijutsubō
  • Yama no Reihō
  • Yama no Sōhei
  • Yamabiko
  • Yamabuki
  • Yamadori
  • Yamagiri
  • Yamahane
  • Yamahime
  • Yamahōshi
  • Yamakage
  • Yamakaze
  • Yamamaru
  • Yamanosuke
  • Yamaoroshi
  • Yamaraidenbō
  • Yamase
  • Yamataka
  • Yamatobi
  • Yamatobō
  • Yamatora
  • Yamigarasu
  • Yamiyo
  • Yarigatake Hokkebō
  • Yasaburōbō
  • Yashabō
  • Yashamaru
  • Yasōbō
  • Yatagarasu
  • Yatsugatake Unpōbō
  • Yobuko
  • Yogarasu
  • Yoiyami
  • Yokawa Kakukaibō
  • Yokaze
  • Yorikage
  • Yorimitsu
  • Yosaburōbō
  • Yoshikage
  • Yoshino Kozakurabō
  • Yoshino Sōkakubō
  • Yoshitaka
  • Yotaka
  • Yūdachibō
  • Yudono-san Ungetsubō
  • Yufu-dake Gyōja
  • Yūgasumi
  • Yūgiri
  • Yuigesa
  • Yūkaze
  • Yukikaze
  • Yukinoshin
  • Yukitaka
  • Yūzuki Gozen
  • Yūzuru

Z: 12 names

  • Zaō-san Kaizenbō
  • Zaōbō
  • Zegaibō
  • Zenkibō
  • Zenkōbō
  • Zenryūbō
  • Zeppeki
  • Zōchōbō
  • Zuigan
  • Zuiunbō
  • Zuizanbō
  • Zukin no Gyōbu