Search
Search Japanese names
Search accepts romaji with or without common macrons, either kana script, or a kanji/written form. Results stay tied to source-recorded entries.
Surname · matching source form
Ahisa
朝日 あひさ
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahi
朝日 あさひ
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formAsahi
朝日 あさひ
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formAsaka
朝日 あさか
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formAshita
朝日 あした
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formNoboru
朝日 のぼる
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahina
朝日南 あさひな
4 matching source forms · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahimatsu
朝日松 あさひまつ
2 matching source forms · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahida
朝日田 あさひだ
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahidake
朝日嶽 あさひだけ
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahide
朝日出 あさひで
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahifuji
朝日藤 あさひふじ
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahiken
朝日軒 あさひけん
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formAsahiko
朝日子 あさひこ
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formAsahimaru
朝日丸 あさひまる
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahinata
朝日向 あさひなた
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahino
朝日野 あさひの
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahipara
朝日原 あさひぱら
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahiryū
朝日竜 あさひりゅう
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formAsahitarō
朝日太郎 あさひたろう
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formAsahiyama
朝日山 あさひやま
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formAsuka
朝日香 あすか
1 matching source form · Explore →Search behaviorYūki can also test Yuki/Yuuki-style search forms; hiragana and katakana are normalized to the same reading space; kanji queries use exact or beginning-of-written-form matches.