#JAPANESE #CLAN #NAMES :3 Sugoiii xD Japanese names are used in Japan. AKIYAMA Japanese Means "autumn mountain" from Japanese aki "autumn" and yama "mountain, hill". FUJIMOTO Japanese Means "base of Mount Fuji" from fuji for the famous mountain called Mount Fuji and moto meaning "base". FUJIOKA Japanese Denoted one living near or on Mount Fuji. FUKUI Japanese Meaning "fortunate" or can mean "one who is from the Fukui prefecture". HAMASAKI Japanese From hama meaning "beach, seashore" and saki meaning "small peninsula, cape". HASHIMOTO Japanese Means "base of bridge" from hashi meaning "bridge" and moto meaning "base". HAYASHI Japanese Means "forest"... [more] HIMURA Japanese Means "scarlet village" from hi meaning "scarlet" and mura meaning "village". HISAKAWA Japanese Means "market place by the river" in Japanese, from kawa meaning "river". HONDA Japanese Meaning "one from the base of the fields". INOUE Japanese Means "above the well" from Japanese i "well", no "of", ue "top". ITO Japanese From i meaning "this" and to meaning "wisteria", the latter syllable indicating a connection to the Fujiwara ("wisteria field") clan. KAGOME Japanese Means "park" in Japanese. KATO Japanese From ka meaning "add" and to meaning "wisteria", the latter syllable indicating a connection to the Fujiwara ("wisteria field") clan. KAWAGUCHI Japanese Means "mouth of the river" from kawa "river" and guchi "mouth". KIMURA Japanese Means "tree village", it is the 18th most common Japanese surname. KITA Japanese From ki meaning "tree" and ta meaning "field". KOBAYASHI Japanese Means "small forest" in Japanese... [more] KOIZUMI Japanese Means "little spring" in Japanese... [more] KUROSAWA Japanese Means "black swamp", from the prefix kuro, meaning "black", and sawa, "swamp". MAKI Japanese Means "black pine" in Japanese. MATSUMOTO Japanese Derived from one of many place names called Matsumoto in Japan... [more] MATSUOKA Japanese Means "a hill covered in pines", from Japanese matsu "pine" and oka "a hill". MATSUSHITA Japanese Means "below the pine", from matsu "pine" and shita "lower, below". MINAMI Japanese Means "south" in Japanese... [more] MIYAMOTO Japanese Means "base of the shrine" in Japanese, from miya "shrine" and moto "base"... [more] MIZUSHIMA Japanese From mizu meaning "water" and shima meaning "island". MORI Japanese Means "forest" in Japanese. MOTO 本, 元 Japanese Means "base, source, origin". It is used as an ending in many Japanese surnames. NAKAHARA Japanese From naka meaning "middle" and hara meaning "plain" or "field". NAKAMURA Japanese From naka meaning "middle" and mura meaning "village". NAKANO Japanese Means "central field" in Japanese. NISHIMURA Japanese Probably means "western village", from nishi "west" and mura "village". OSHIRO Japanese Means "big castle"... [more] SAITO Japanese From sai meaning "correct" and to meaning "wisteria", the latter syllable indicating a connection to the Fujiwara ("wisteria field") clan. SATO (1) Japanese From sa meaning "help" and to meaning "wisteria", the latter syllable indicating a connection to the Fujiwara ("wisteria field") clan. SATO (2) Japanese Refers to a village or road marker. SHIZUKA Japanese Derived from the given name SHIZUKA. SUZUKI Japanese Means "bell tree" from suzu, meaning "bell", and ki, "tree". TACHIBANA Japanese Means "wild orange" in Japanese. TAKAHASHI Japanese Means "high bridge". TAKENAKA Japanese Means "(dweller in the) middle of bamboo". TANAKA Japanese Means "(dweller in the) middle of rice fields", from ta "rice field", and naka "in". TSUKINO Japanese Means "moon field"... [more] TSUKUDA Japanese Means "cultivated rice field". UEDA Japanese From Japanese words meaning "high" and "rice paddy". UENO Japanese Derived from a common place name bearing the meaning "upper field"... [more] WAKAHISA Japanese Means "forever young" from the Japanese waka "young" and hisa "longevity, ancient". WATANABE Japanese From wata meaning "cross" and nabe meaning "bank". YAMADA Japanese From yama meaning "mountain" and ta meaning "rice field" (t changes to d after a vowel). YAMAGUCHI Japanese From a very common place name meaning "mountain entrance", from yama "mountain", and guchi "mouth"... [more] YAMAMOTO Japanese Means "base of the mountain" from yama, meaning "mountain", and moto, meaning "base, origin". YAMAUCHI Japanese Place name meaning "within the mountains". YOSHIDA 吉田, 芳田 Japanese From 吉田 "lucky rice field" or 芳田 "fragrant rice field". YUKIMURA Japanese Means "snowy village", from yuki "snow" and mura "village".
Posted on: Sun, 04 Aug 2013 08:39:56 +0000
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