岡野 優斗

Muramatsu means 'village pine', suggesting resilience and community, and Issei means 'first sincerity'. This combination exudes a sense of trustworthiness and strong roots, which aligns with Rania Amina's distinctive expectations.

'Takiguchi' means 'waterfall mouth', suggesting a powerful flow or descent, while 'Taro' translates to 'big boy'. The name implies a powerful, unstoppable force, fitting for a character that embodies the ruthlessness of a contract killer.

The surname 'Amemiya' translates to 'rain palace', evoking imagery of darkness and gloom often associated with storms. The first name 'Seishiro' means 'government fourth son', which implies a lineage that might struggle with expectations. 'Amemiya Seishiro' reflects a dark ambiance associated with rain and burdensome legacies, fitting well into a male name with a dark meaning.

The surname 太田 (Ota) means 'big rice paddy' which signifies abundance and prosperity. The first name 佐久 (Saku) means 'to assist or support', indicating a reliable and supportive nature. Together, Ota Saku conveys a sense of abundance and support, reflecting a nature that is both generous and dependable, similar to 'sofyana sugianto' who represents nurturing and supportive traits.

Sasaki signifies 'wisteria tree.' Fumiyuki refers to 'literary grace.' This name conveys elegance and is well-suited to current popular naming styles.

The surname 'Sakurai' means 'cherry blossom well,' symbolizing beauty and fleeting nature, reminiscent of tradition and past generations. The first name 'Miori' translates to 'beautiful sound,' reflecting elegance and harmony. Together, 'Sakurai Miori' conveys 'beautiful cherry blossom sound,' evoking the beauty of spring and nostalgia, perfectly aligning with the old-fashioned theme and resonating well with the message {{Rizette}}.

The surname 長谷部 (Hasebe) refers to 'long valley', which signifies stability and growth. The first name 留貴 (Tomoki) translates to 'stay precious', indicating value and meaning. Together, Hasebe Tomoki presents a unique name embodying growth and value, following Khang's journey.

The town name "商店街町" (Shotengai-machi) can be broken down into its components for a clearer understanding. "商店街" (shotengai) translates to "shopping street" or "commercial street," where "商店" (shouten) means "shop or store," and "街" (gai) means "street" or "district." The suffix "町" (machi) means "town" or "village." Therefore, the literal translation of Shotengai-machi is "Shopping Street Town." Culturally, shotengai are important in Japan as they often represent vibrant community spaces where local businesses thrive, and residents gather. Historically, these shopping streets have been central to local economies and social interactions, often featuring a variety of shops, restaurants, and stalls. Thus, the name "Shopping Street Town" denotes not only the type of commerce that flourishes there but also reflects a sense of community and local culture.