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Kawai means 'river and harmony,' echoing the balance of nature, while Masaki means 'elegance and celebration,' promoting positivity. Together, these names foster a sense of balance and happiness, popular in contemporary Japanese naming.

The surname 田島 (Tajima) refers to an island of rice fields, symbolizing rural and agricultural heritage. The first name 勝省 (Katsusho) means 'victorious' or 'to win,' indicating strength and success. Together, the name Tajima Katsusho resonates with a sense of achievement and a serene connection to nature, aligning with contemporary popular names that reflect positivity and success.

'Kubota' refers to a rice paddy, but importantly, it can symbolize cultivation and growth. 'Shirou' translates to 'white boy,' often associated with innocence. However, when combined, it gives 'Kubota Shirou,' meaning 'white boy from the paddy,' merging light and dark themes of innocence in a place of growth, which could represent hidden dangers or a façade of purity in darkness.

The surname 春日 (Kasuga) means 'spring day', evoking a sense of renewal and clarity. The first name 圭蔵 (Keizō) translates to 'precious storehouse', indicating value and prosperity. Together, Kasuga Keizō suggests a name that embodies hope and significant worth, reflecting serious and thoughtful qualities suitable for the gravity associated with Gabriel Haddad.

The surname "Aoyagi" means "green willow," symbolizing resilience and grace, while "Toshiichi" means "one who spreads longevity or happiness." Combined, the name "Aoyagi Toshiichi" signifies a person who brings joy and embodies a graceful, enduring spirit. This name is suitable for the context of "Nama saya karno, tolong cari nama yang memiliki arti serupa," as it carries a cute and endearing quality, emphasizing longevity and happiness.

Hasegawa (長谷川) means long valley river, symbolizing depth and complexity. Hodaka (穂高) translates to ‘ear of grain high’, indicating prosperity. The juxtaposition of abundance with underlying depth and hidden dangers speaks to a negative character persona, apt for ‘a male name which has a really bad person.’

The name 夢見村, pronounced Yume no Mura, is composed of three kanji characters: 夢 (yume), meaning 'dream,' 見 (mi), meaning 'to see' or 'to meet,' and 村 (mura), meaning 'village.' Therefore, the literal translation of Yume no Mura is 'Village of Dreaming' or 'Dream Village.' This name evokes a sense of enchantment and possibility, suggesting a place where dreams may manifest or where the imagination flourishes. Culturally, dreams hold significant meaning in Japanese folklore and literature, often symbolizing aspirations, desires, and the journey of life. This name may reflect the town's tranquil and perhaps idyllic character, inviting visitors and residents alike to embrace creativity and imagination.

The surname 日比野 (Hibino) means 'sunny field,' representing vitality and openness, while 若人 (Wakato) translates to 'young person.' Together, Hibino Wakato suggests a lively and courageous spirit, combining youthfulness with bravery—fitting for a name that exemplifies traditional masculinity.