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The name 'Kogane' consists of '黄金' (kogane), meaning 'gold', and '町' (machi) meaning 'town'. Hence, 'Kogane-machi' means 'Gold Town', possibly referring to a place famous for its mines or gold history.

This last name translates to 'upper river,' symbolizing strength and vitality. It is a popular name that evokes a sense of freshness and vigor, appealing to modern sensibilities.

The surname 'Ume moto' (梅本) means 'plum origin', indicating a root in natural beauty and tradition. The first name 'Kito' (衣桐) combines 'clothing' (衣) and 'paulownia tree' (桐), evoking imagery of elegance and resilience. Together, 'Ume moto Kito' presents a unique and culturally rich name that stands out.

The surname 'Nishiwaki' combines 'Nishi' (meaning west) and 'Waki' (a term related to a grassy area), suggesting a connection to nature and a warm region. The first name 'Eihiko' combines 'Ei' (which can mean flourishing) and 'Hiko' (which means boy), imparting a meaning of a flourishing boy. Together, 'Nishiwaki Eihiko' suggests a cheerful, lively boy connected to a vibrant natural world. This name feels cute and lovable, aligning well with 'Nama saya karno, tolong cari nama yang memiliki arti serupa' because it embodies qualities of warmth, joy, and endearment.

The surname signifies 'shallow marsh' while 'Chirei' suggests a refined yet silly charm. This creates a humorous image of someone navigating their way through life, albeit in a shallow way, often losing composure.

森本 (Morimoto) means 'forest origin', evoking ideas of natural beauty and depth; 昭平 (Akihira) means 'bright' and 'even', representing clarity and peace. Together, they reflect a harmonious character, comparable to 'sofyana' in its essence of serenity and beauty.

The surname Takahashi means 'high bridge', symbolizing strength and connectivity. The first name Shousha translates to 'flying victor', which conveys a sense of triumph. Together, the name symbolizes a victorious individual who connects people, making it suitable for someone like Freddy who admires heroes, reflecting the connectivity and triumphant spirit of a hero like Fanny.

The surname '望月' (Mochizuki) means 'full moon', associated with completeness and beauty. The first name '翔矢' (Shoya) translates to 'flying arrow', symbolizing aspiration and direction. 'Mochizuki Shoya' thus reflects a unique journey towards one's dreams under the beauty of the moon, resonating with the unique charm of 'Rania Amina'.