佐藤 健史

The surname 'Sugiura' signifies 'cedar bay', suggesting strength and protection, while 'Rei' translates to 'gratitude'. Combining these, 'Sugiura Rei' represents a grateful spirit who is strong like cedar trees, embodying warmth and friendliness, thus aligning with the cute theme suitable for Gabriel Haddad.

Kase translates to 'added rapid flow,' denoting progress, while Yubi means 'graceful beauty.' Combined, this embodies an elegance that reflects the beauty of nature, fitting for someone who loves botany.

The surname 熊田 (Kumada) means 'bear rice field,' evoking a sense of warmth and nature. The first name 素義 (Sogi) means 'pure justice,' which highlights an innocent and pure character. The combined name can be interpreted as 'The pure-hearted one of the bear rice field,' making it sound endearing and lovable. This fits perfectly with the theme {{Lindo y peludo}} as it brings to mind a cute, fluffy bear with a kind and innocent nature.

The name Aoyama-shi (青山市) is composed of two main components: '青山' (Aoyama) and '市' (shi). 1. **青山 (Aoyama)**: The first part, 青 (ao), means "blue" or "green," and 山 (yama) means "mountain." Thus, 青山 can be literally translated as "Blue Mountain" or "Green Mountain." This name could suggest a natural landscape characterized by lush greenery or mountainous regions, which is often common in Japan. 2. **市 (shi)**: The second part, 市, simply means "city" or "town," indicating that Aoyama-shi is a designated urban area or municipality. Historically, the term 'Aoyama' has been associated with areas that are scenic and peaceful, embodying the Japanese appreciation for nature and greenery. In a broader cultural context, the name may reflect the beauty of the local environment or the natural features prevalent in the region. Consequently, Aoyama-shi can be understood as "Blue Mountain City," reflecting both its geographical features and the cultural significance of nature in Japanese society.

Ebihara means 'shrimp plain', indicating a place rich in life, while Kaori means 'fragrance'. Combined, 'Ebihara Kaori' implies a fragrant and lively environment. It represents uniqueness, drawing a parallel with 'Audrey Jane', which stands out in its distinctive beauty.

Mukai means 'to face' or 'to turn towards', symbolizing openness and receptiveness. Mitsue means 'light reflection', which connotes brightness and beauty. Together, Mukai Mitsue could represent someone who brings light and positivity when facing challenges, aligning with the theme of uniqueness as it reflects a rare combination of terms that invoke depth.

The surname 'Okura' means 'large storehouse', symbolizing abundance and support. The first name 'Mika' means 'beautiful fragrance', which evokes a sense of elegance and charm. Combined, 'Okura Mika' signifies a beautiful fragrance thriving within an abundance, making it suitable for the theme 'unique' as well as resonating with 'glory and stars' by representing an elegance that shines brightly like stars in the night sky.

The name 安斉 combines 'Peace' and 'Harmony,' which are sought-after qualities that resonate well with the popular modern values of tranquility and community.