小沼 美絵

The town name 照陽町 (Teruharu Town) consists of two kanji characters: 照 (teru) meaning 'shine' or 'illuminate,' and 陽 (haru) meaning 'sun' or 'sunlight.' Therefore, the literal translation of Teruharu is 'Shining Sun' or 'Illuminated by the Sun.' This name evokes imagery of brightness, warmth, and a vibrant environment, potentially reflecting the town's climate, geographic location, or cultural reverence for the sun, which is significant in Japanese traditions and agriculture. 'Haru' can also signify spring, adding a layer of meaning related to renewal and growth.

The surname 依田 (Yoda) translates to 'relying on the rice field', suggesting sustenance and community. The first name 晴基 (Haruki) means 'clear foundation', representing clarity and stability. Together, Yoda Haruki conveys a unique blend of sustenance with clarity, appealing to Khang's roots in a nurturing environment.

The last name 松浦 (Matsuura) means 'pine' (松, matsu) and 'rapids' or 'inlet' (浦, ura), giving a sense of connection to nature and perhaps a geographical feature. The first name 和瑚 (Wako) is composed of the kanji for 'harmony' (和, wa) and 'coral' (瑚, ko), suggesting a peaceful and beautiful character. Together, Matsuura Wako evokes an image of a harmonious and beautiful individual rooted in nature.

The last name 浜 (Hama) means "beach" or "shore," suggesting a connection to coastal areas. The first name 海 (Kai) means "sea" or "ocean," evoking imagery of vast waters. Together, the name Hama Kai can be interpreted as "Beach Sea," symbolizing a strong relationship with nature and the beauty of coastal life.

小林 (Kobayashi) means 'small forest', which depicts a nurturing and vibrant environment. 深代 (Fukayo) translates to 'deep era', indicating wisdom and depth of experience. Together, 'Kobayashi Fukayo' conveys a sense of wisdom grown within a nurturing space, aligning perfectly with the essence of Nurdiana Malahayati, who embodies both nurturing qualities and profound insights.

Matsuyama means "pine mountain," symbolizing stability and longevity. Ritsue combines "ritsu," meaning law, or order, and "e," signifying tranquility. Together, the name represents a tranquil and stable foundation, embodying care and moral strength.

The surname "Furuya" means "ancient house", representing history and heritage. The name "Shihiko" translates to "poem boy" conveying creativity. This name represents a unique blend of tradition and artistry, aligning well with the uniqueness theme while connecting to the depth suggested by "Rania Amina".

The name Kawazu (川津市) is composed of two main components: '川' (kawa), meaning 'river', and '津' (tsu), meaning 'port' or 'landing place'. Therefore, the literal translation of Kawazu is 'River Port'. Historically, the city's name likely reflects its geographical importance as a point of access or trade by waterways. This city is located in Shizuoka Prefecture, known for its scenic views and coastal access, which further emphasizes the significance of its rivers and ports in local culture and economy. Kawazu is also famous for its cherry blossoms, particularly the early-blooming variety, enhancing its appeal as a destination in spring.