Hirata translates to 'flat rice paddy,' symbolizing fertility and calmness, while Shirou means 'fourth son.' The full name suggests 'fourth son of the fertile land', creating a unique identity that is both grounded and distinguished. This is suitable for Yukichi with its rare combination.
Morioka (森岡) means 'forest hill,' symbolizing growth and harmony with nature. Tsuiguy (唯義) means 'only righteousness,' suggesting a person of integrity. This unique name suggests a profound character, resonating with Gabriel Haddad’s quest for authenticity.
The surname 'Kuroda' means 'black rice field', symbolizing richness and growth. 'Takehiko' translates to 'brave boy'. Together, 'Kuroda Takehiko' embodies a strong connection to the land, resilience, and bravery, making it suitable for a name that symbolizes strength and bravery.
小 (O) means 'small', 笠 (Kasa) means 'bamboo hat', and 原 (Hara) means 'field', while 智之 (Tomoyuki) means 'wisdom'. The full name denotes a wise person from a humble background. This name is suitable for Yukichi as it suggests uniqueness in wisdom.
The name of the city Kawane (川根市) is composed of two kanji characters: '川' (kawa), which means 'river', and '根' (ne), which translates to 'root'. Thus, the literal translation of Kawane is 'river root'. This name could signify the city's geographical location near riverbanks or its historical reliance on the river for resources. Additionally, Kawane is known for its beautiful natural scenery and tea production, particularly the famous Shizuoka tea, suggesting a cultural connection with agriculture and the surrounding environment.
The last name "Kitagawa" (北川) means "north river," with '北' meaning "north" and '川' meaning "river." The first name "Kazumi" (和光) translates to "harmony and light," where '和' means "harmony" and '光' means "light." Together, the full name "Kitagawa Kazumi" evokes an image of a person who embodies the serene and harmonious qualities of a northern river illuminated by light.
Omaru means 'big circle' in English. The circular motif is reminiscent of the sun and moon in the sky, aligning with the 'sky' theme effectively.
榊原 健司郎
Sakakibara Kenjirou
Sakakibara means 'sacred tree field', symbolizing growth and nature. Kenjirou means 'healthy' and 'next son', conveying strength and future potential. This name suits Rania Amina by representing strength and new beginnings.
