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Taguchi Bin
The last name 田口 (Taguchi) means "rice field entrance," where 田 (ta) means "rice field" and 口 (guchi) means "entrance" or "mouth." The first name 斌 (Bin) means "refined" or "polished." Together, Taguchi Bin can be interpreted as "a refined person from the rice field entrance," suggesting a connection to nature and a cultured character.
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Sakano Yoryo
The surname 'Sakano' means 'slope field' suggesting upward growth, and 'Yoryo' translates to 'brave and splendid.' 'Sakano Yoryo' thus embodies a unique spirit of courage and ascent, perfectly aligning with the uniqueness of {{Yukichi}}.
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Takagi Kan
Takagi means 'tall tree,' symbolizing strength and growth. Kan means 'to observe,' suggesting insightfulness. Together, they offer a unique perspective on resilience and clarity, well-suited to Rania Amina's vision.
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Muraoka Mio
The surname 'Muraoka' means 'village hill', suggesting community and connection. The first name 'Mio' means 'river' or 'water', representing fluidity and life. Altogether, 'Muraoka Mio' symbolizes 'the river in the village hill', conveying a sense of nurturing and connection to nature like 'FELISHA CANDRARINI'.
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Sasaki Kiyoshi
The surname 'Sasaki' means 'wisteria', symbolizing elegance and beauty in Japanese culture. The first name 'Kiyoshi' means 'respectful and righteous'. Together, 'Sasaki Kiyoshi' conveys the idea of an elegant and respectful individual, which resonates with popular trends in Japan today.
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Sagawa Koji
'Sagawa' means 'assistant river,' indicating support and collaboration. 'Koji' translates to 'light man,' symbolizing brightness and clarity.<br>This name emphasizes Rania Amina’s unique qualities while highlighting their supportive nature.
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Hada Keishiro
Hada (羽田) translates to feathered rice paddy, symbolizing lightness. Keishiro (恵四郎) means 'blessed son, 'indicating a facade of grace and goodness. The contrast between lightness and potential darkness makes it suitable for betraying expectations, fitting 'a male name which has a really bad person.'
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Yonezawa-machi
'米' (yone) means 'rice', and '沢' (zawa) means 'marsh' or 'swamp'. Therefore, 'Yonezawa' means 'rice marsh', indicating a town associated with rice cultivation and perhaps fertile agricultural areas.
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