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Top Japanese Baby Names 2018

Explore the trends in naming, uncover the meanings of names, find out how unique your name was in the year you were born. This resource provides information on baby names from 1890 to today.

Japanese Boy Names for 2018


    (display Girl Japanese names for 2018)

1
Raiden - 725
Popular Baby Names - Raiden
Raiden: Japanese - The Thunder God

2
Ren - 86
Popular Baby Names - Ren
Ren: Japanese - Arranger

3
Ryu - 54
Popular Baby Names - Ryu
Ryu: Japanese - Dragon

4
Akira - 43
Popular Baby Names - Akira
Akira: Japanese - Intelligent

5
Nori - 16
Popular Baby Names - Nori
Nori: Japanese - Belief

6
Hiroshi - 16
Popular Baby Names - Hiroshi
Hiroshi: Japanese - Generous

7
Makoto - 15
Popular Baby Names - Makoto
Makoto: Japanese - Sincere

8
Akio - 15
Popular Baby Names - Akio
Akio: Japanese - Bright Boy

9
Haruki - 15
Popular Baby Names - Haruki
Haruki: Japanese - Shining Brightly

10
Haru - 14
Popular Baby Names - Haru
Haru: Japanese - Born In The Spring
 

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Source: US Social Security Administration - figures represent card applications for children born during the year.

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