What is included
This page contains only published records whose reviewed gender classification includes female; it does not import uncited variants from the generator.
Reviewed female-name records
Japanese Girl Names
Browse 74 reviewed Japanese girl-name records with exact kanji, readings, evidence-aware meanings, sources, and full detail pages.
- Reviewed records
- 74
- Exact kanji variants
- 92
- Latest review
- 2026-07-28
Gender scope
Unisex records are intentionally kept in the full First Names directory. This narrower page does not relabel them as female for extra coverage.
Meaning boundary
Character glosses describe the reviewed spelling. They do not prove every bearer's intended whole-name meaning, and a shared pronunciation does not make two kanji forms equivalent.
Browse this set by reviewed meaning
Counts refer only to records in this directory whose exact published kanji meet each collection's inclusion rule.
Nature names10 matching recordsLight names8 matching recordsWater names5 matching recordsFlowers & Plants names15 matching recordsColors names6 matching recordsLove & Heart names12 matching recordsConnection names7 matching recordsMusic & Poetry names10 matching recordsVirtue & Truth names3 matching recordsLife & Growth names3 matching recordsSeasons & Weather names10 matching recordsSky & Celestial names5 matching recordsFlight & Wings names4 matching recordsTextiles & Weaving names6 matching recordsSea, Harbor & Shore names4 matching recordsDawn & Beginnings names2 matching recordsBeauty & Brilliance names6 matching recordsNumbers & Counting names4 matching recordsArts & Craft names14 matching records
Publication-gated directory
Browse reviewed name records
Filters change this directory only. Every result keeps its exact kanji-and-reading identity and links to a record with field-level sources.
74 of 74 records
Airi
あいり · アイリ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 愛莉, 愛 includes “love”; 莉 includes “jasmine”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Akari
あかり · アカリ
FemaleCommon2 variants
For 朱莉, 朱 includes “vermilion”; 莉 includes “jasmine”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Ako
あこ · アコ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 彩心, 彩 includes “coloring”; 心 includes “heart”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Amane
あまね · アマネ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 天音, 天 includes “heavens”; 音 includes “sound”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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An
あん · アン
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 杏, 杏 includes “apricot”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Anna
あんな · アンナ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 杏奈, 杏 includes “apricot”; 奈 includes “Nara”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Chiharu
ちはる · チハル
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 千晴, 千 includes “thousand”; 晴 includes “clear up”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Ema
えま · エマ
FemaleCommon3 variants
For 愛茉, 愛 includes “love”; 茉 includes “jasmine”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Ena
えな · エナ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 瑛菜, 瑛 includes “sparkle of jewelry”; 菜 includes “vegetable”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Fuka
ふうか · フウカ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 風花, 風 includes “wind”; 花 includes “flower”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Futaba
ふたば · フタバ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 双葉, 双 includes “pair”; 葉 includes “leaf”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Hana
はな · ハナ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 花, 花 includes “flower”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Hazuki
はづき · ハヅキ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 葉月, 葉 includes “leaf”; 月 includes “month”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Hiiro
ひいろ · ヒイロ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 陽彩, 陽 includes “sunshine”; 彩 includes “coloring”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Hikari
ひかり · ヒカリ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 光莉, 光 includes “ray”; 莉 includes “jasmine”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Himari
ひまり · ヒマリ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 陽葵, 陽 includes “sunshine”; 葵 includes “hollyhock”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Hina
ひな · ヒナ
FemaleCommon1 variant
The literal character glosses are sunshine or positive for 陽 and vegetable or greens for 菜; they do not create a fixed whole-name translation.
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Hinano
ひなの · ヒナノ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 陽菜乃, 陽 includes “sunshine”; 菜 includes “vegetable”; 乃 includes “from”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Hiyori
ひより · ヒヨリ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 日和, 日 includes “day”; 和 includes “harmony”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Honoka
ほのか · ホノカ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 帆花, 帆 includes “sail”; 花 includes “flower”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Ichika
いちか · イチカ
FemaleCommon2 variants
For 一華, 一 includes “one”; 華 includes “splendor”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Iroha
いろは · イロハ
FemaleCommon2 variants
For 彩葉, 彩 includes “coloring”; 葉 includes “leaf”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Itoha
いとは · イトハ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 絃葉, 絃 includes “string”; 葉 includes “leaf”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Kanon
かのん · カノン
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 花音, 花 includes “flower”; 音 includes “sound”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Koharu
こはる · コハル
FemaleCommon3 variants
For 心陽, 心 includes “heart”; 陽 includes “sunshine”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Koto
こと · コト
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 心都, 心 includes “heart”; 都 includes “metropolis”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Kotoha
ことは · コトハ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 琴葉, 琴 includes “harp”; 葉 includes “leaf”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Kotone
ことね · コトネ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 琴音, 琴 includes “harp”; 音 includes “sound”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Mana
まな · マナ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 愛菜, 愛 includes “love”; 菜 includes “vegetable”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Mashiro
ましろ · マシロ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 茉白, 茉 includes “jasmine”; 白 includes “white”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Matsuri
まつり · マツリ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 茉莉, 茉 includes “jasmine”; 莉 includes “jasmine”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Mei
めい · メイ
FemaleCommon1 variant
The literal character glosses include bud or sprout for 芽 and reliant or depend on for 依; they are not a verified whole-name translation.
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Mia
みあ · ミア
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 心彩, 心 includes “heart”; 彩 includes “coloring”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Mikoto
みこと · ミコト
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 美琴, 美 includes “beauty”; 琴 includes “harp”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Mio
みお · ミオ
FemaleCommon1 variant
澪 has the dictionary glosses “water route” and “shipping channel”; these are literal character glosses.
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Mitsuki
みつき · ミツキ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 美月, 美 includes “beauty”; 月 includes “month”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Miu
みう · ミウ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 美羽, 美 includes “beauty”; 羽 includes “feathers”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Miyu
みゆ · ミユ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 心結, 心 includes “heart”; 結 includes “tie”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Nagisa
なぎさ · ナギサ
FemaleCommon3 variants
For 凪咲, 凪 includes “lull”; 咲 includes “blossom”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Nanami
ななみ · ナナミ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 七海, 七 includes “seven”; 海 includes “sea”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Natsuki
なつき · ナツキ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 菜月, 菜 includes “vegetable”; 月 includes “month”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Niko
にこ · ニコ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 虹心, 虹 includes “rainbow”; 心 includes “heart”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Noa
のあ · ノア
FemaleCommon2 variants
For 乃愛, 乃 includes “from”; 愛 includes “love”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Oto
おと · オト
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 桜都, 桜 includes “cherry”; 都 includes “metropolis”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Otoha
おとは · オトハ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 音羽, 音 includes “sound”; 羽 includes “feathers”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Ria
りあ · リア
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 莉愛, 莉 includes “jasmine”; 愛 includes “love”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Rikka
りっか · リッカ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 六花, 六 includes “six”; 花 includes “flower”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Riko
りこ · リコ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 莉子, 莉 includes “jasmine”; 子 includes “child”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Rin
りん · リン
FemaleCommon1 variant
KANJIDIC gives literal glosses including “cold,” “strict,” and “severe” for 凛; these do not by themselves describe a bearer or a family’s intention.
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Rio
りお · リオ
FemaleCommon2 variants
For 莉緒, 莉 includes “jasmine”; 緒 includes “thong”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Ruka
るか · ルカ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 瑠花, 瑠 includes “lapis lazuli”; 花 includes “flower”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Saki
さき · サキ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 咲希, 咲 includes “blossom”; 希 includes “hope”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Sakura
さくら · サクラ
FemaleCommon1 variant
桜 has the dictionary gloss “cherry”; on this page that is a literal character gloss, not a fixed translation of the person’s name.
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Sana
さな · サナ
FemaleCommon4 variants
For 紗菜, 紗 includes “gauze”; 菜 includes “vegetable”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Sara
さら · サラ
FemaleCommon2 variants
For 紗良, 紗 includes “gauze”; 良 includes “good”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Sena
せな · セナ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 星那, 星 includes “star”; 那 includes “what?”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Shino
しの · シノ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 詩乃, 詩 includes “poem”; 乃 includes “from”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Shizuku
しずく · シズク
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 雫, 雫 includes “drop”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Sumire
すみれ · スミレ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 菫, 菫 includes “the violet”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Suzu
すず · スズ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 鈴, 鈴 includes “small bell”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Suzuha
すずは · スズハ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 涼葉, 涼 includes “refreshing”; 葉 includes “leaf”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Tsumugi
つむぎ · ツムギ
FemaleCommon3 variants
For 紬, 紬 includes “pongee (a knotted silk cloth)”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Umi
うみ · ウミ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 羽海, 羽 includes “feathers”; 海 includes “sea”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Uta
うた · ウタ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 詩, 詩 includes “poem”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Utaha
うたは · ウタハ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 詩葉, 詩 includes “poem”; 葉 includes “leaf”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Waka
わか · ワカ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 和花, 和 includes “harmony”; 花 includes “flower”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Yua
ゆあ · ユア
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 結愛, 結 includes “tie”; 愛 includes “love”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Yui
ゆい · ユイ
FemaleCommon1 variant
The literal character glosses are tie, bind, or join for 結 and garment or clothes for 衣; they are not a guaranteed whole-name translation.
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Yuina
ゆいな · ユイナ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 結菜, 結 includes “tie”; 菜 includes “vegetable”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Yuki
ゆき · ユキ
FemaleUncertain1 variant
雪 has the dictionary gloss “snow”; this is a literal character gloss, not a claim about every bearer’s intended meaning.
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Yuna
ゆな · ユナ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 結菜, 結 includes “tie”; 菜 includes “vegetable”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Yuno
ゆの · ユノ
FemaleCommon2 variants
For 柚乃, 柚 includes “citron”; 乃 includes “from”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Yuzuha
ゆずは · ユズハ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 柚葉, 柚 includes “citron”; 葉 includes “leaf”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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Yuzuki
ゆづき · ユヅキ
FemaleCommon1 variant
For 結月, 結 includes “tie”; 月 includes “month”. These are literal character glosses rather than a fixed whole-name translation.
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