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Japanese Names Connected to Seasons and Weather

This collection brings together reviewed Japanese given-name spellings connected with snow, springtime, sunshine, the rising sun, clear weather, a lull, warmth, wind, or refreshing conditions. Selected spellings use 雪, 春, 陽, 旭, 晴, 凪, 暖, 風, or 涼 and cover both seasons and weather conditions.

What this meaning label covers

“Seasons & Weather” is an evidence-aware navigation label for the exact kanji spellings shown below. Inclusion means a qualifying character has the cited KANJIDIC gloss and the full spelling-and-reading pair passed the name publication gate; it does not prove a bearer’s intended meaning.

Published inclusion rule

Include a publishable name only when at least one exact reviewed spelling contains a qualifying character for snow, springtime, sunshine, the rising sun, clear weather, a lull, warmth, wind, or refreshing conditions; publish only the matching spelling or spellings, each supported by JMnedict and KANJIDIC.

Qualifying kanji: 雪 · 春 · 陽 · 旭 · 晴 · 凪 · 暖 · 風 · 涼

Reviewed seasons & weather-related names

Every card represents one exact kanji-and-reading pair. Follow the record link for complete usage notes and field-level citations.

Feminine names

Hina

ひな · ヒナ

Feminine

Matching reviewed spelling

陽菜

  • 陽: sunshine; positive
  • 菜: vegetable; greens

Pronunciation: hee-nah

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Koharu

こはる · コハル

Feminine

Matching reviewed spellings

心陽

  • 心: heart
  • 陽: sunshine

心春

  • 心: heart
  • 春: springtime

心晴

  • 心: heart
  • 晴: clear up

Pronunciation: koh-hah-roo

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Himari

ひまり · ヒマリ

Feminine

Matching reviewed spelling

陽葵

  • 陽: sunshine
  • 葵: hollyhock

Pronunciation: hee-mah-ree

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Nagisa

なぎさ · ナギサ

Feminine

Matching reviewed spellings

凪咲

  • 凪: lull
  • 咲: blossom

凪紗

  • 凪: lull
  • 紗: gauze

凪沙

  • 凪: lull
  • 沙: sand

Pronunciation: nah-gee-sah

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Hinano

ひなの · ヒナノ

Feminine

Matching reviewed spelling

陽菜乃

  • 陽: sunshine
  • 菜: vegetable
  • 乃: from

Pronunciation: hee-nah-noh

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Fuka

ふうか · フウカ

Feminine

Matching reviewed spelling

風花

  • 風: wind
  • 花: flower

Pronunciation: foo-kah

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Hiiro

ひいろ · ヒイロ

Feminine

Matching reviewed spelling

陽彩

  • 陽: sunshine
  • 彩: coloring

Pronunciation: hee-ee-roh

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Suzuha

すずは · スズハ

Feminine

Matching reviewed spelling

涼葉

  • 涼: refreshing
  • 葉: leaf

Pronunciation: soo-zoo-hah

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Masculine names

Haruto

はると · ハルト

Masculine

Matching reviewed spelling

陽翔

  • 陽: sunshine; positive
  • 翔: soar; fly

Pronunciation: hah-roo-toh

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Taisei

たいせい · タイセイ

Masculine

Matching reviewed spelling

大晴

  • 大: large
  • 晴: clear up

Pronunciation: tah-ee-say

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Unisex or mixed-use names

Haru

はる · ハル

Unisex

Matching reviewed spelling

  • springtime
  • spring season

Pronunciation: hah-roo

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Asahi

あさひ · アサヒ

Unisex

Matching reviewed spellings

朝陽

  • 朝: morning
  • 陽: sunshine

  • 旭: rising sun

旭陽

  • 旭: rising sun
  • 陽: sunshine

Pronunciation: ah-sah-hee

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Hinata

ひなた · ヒナタ

Unisex

Matching reviewed spellings

陽向

  • 陽: sunshine
  • 向: yonder

陽大

  • 陽: sunshine
  • 大: large

陽太

  • 陽: sunshine
  • 太: plump

Pronunciation: hee-nah-tah

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Yuhi

ゆうひ · ユウヒ

Unisex

Matching reviewed spelling

悠陽

  • 悠: permanence
  • 陽: sunshine

Pronunciation: yoo-hee

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How to interpret this collection

The page keeps seasonal terms separate from weather and temperature terms. It does not infer a birth season or climate from a person’s name.

A single pronunciation can have multiple kanji spellings. Category membership applies only to the matching spelling shown on the card, not automatically to every spelling on the linked name record.

How to compare the names

  1. Compare the exact seasons & weather-related kanji and its other written elements before choosing a spelling to research.
  2. Open the individual name record to verify the reading, gender evidence, current sample evidence, pronunciation notes, and field-level source limits.
  3. Treat the English category as a discovery aid; confirm real-world naming and registration questions with a qualified native speaker and the relevant authority.

Frequently asked questions

Does every name here literally mean seasons & weather?

The label applies because the exact reviewed spelling has one or more character glosses that meet the inclusion rule. It does not prove every bearer's intended meaning.

Are these real Japanese given names?

Each spelling-and-reading pair comes from a name record that passed the site's dictionary, source, review-date, and relationship checks.

Can the same pronunciation use different kanji?

Yes. This page only covers the exact written form shown on each card; another spelling with the same reading may belong to a different meaning collection.

Continue with other reviewed collections that use the same evidence rules.

Sources and evidence limits

These sources support the collection rule. Each name card links to its own field-level citations and any usage-ranking evidence.

Inclusion rule

Include a publishable name only when at least one exact reviewed spelling contains a qualifying character for snow, springtime, sunshine, the rising sun, clear weather, a lull, warmth, wind, or refreshing conditions; publish only the matching spelling or spellings, each supported by JMnedict and KANJIDIC.

  1. ENAMDICT/JMnedict Japanese Proper Names Dictionary

    Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group · JA,EN · accessed Jul 25, 2026

    Source limitation

    Dictionary inclusion does not measure current frequency, guarantee a reading for every bearer, or establish legal acceptance of a new registration.

  2. KANJIDIC Project

    Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group · JA,EN · accessed Jul 25, 2026

    Source limitation

    Character glosses are not whole-name translations and do not establish an intended whole-name meaning or family etymology.