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Anonymous users2024-02-10Xiangyue. Yamazaki.
Evening. Takao.
Three clouds. Qichuan.
Big Queen. Idle courtyard.
Takeuchi. Soe me.
Things. Fujiwara.
Inoue. Takeshita.
Kondo. In addition, I want to say that there is no distinction between men and women.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Japanese surnames are partly male and female, I like Katsuragi, Saito, Chiba, Hakuya, Shiina, Yakumo, Seto, Miyamura, Akatsune, Ishida, Oda, etc.
Gen, Fujiwara, and Taira are ancient Japanese aristocratic surnames, so don't use them indiscriminately.
Takeshi Kaneshiro's Kaneshiro is also a surname.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Yukino, Chiba, Saito, Nakahara, Goto, Hayashihara, Mizuki, Saiga, Hirakawa.
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Anonymous users2024-02-071 Sato 2 Suzuki.
3 Takahashi 4 Tanaka.
5 Watanabe 6 Ito.
7 Yamamoto 8 Nakamura.
9 Kobayashi. 10 Vines.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Haruno. Natsume.
Akita. Chiba. Miyazaki.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Hayakawa, Osaki, Nakajima, Mori.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Yoshiko Kawashima?? Is there ...... mistaken
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Japanese surnames are male and female, and the main ones are as follows:1. Sato (Sato).
2. Suzuki (Suzuki).
3. Takahashi (Takahashi).
4. Tanaka (Tanaka).
5. Watanabe (Watanabe).
6, Ito (Ito).
7. Yamamoto (Yamamoto).
8. Nakamura (Nakamura).
Japanese surname development.
There are about 140,000 Japanese surnames, which are generally composed of one to three kanji (similar to Izumi, Sato, Usami, etc.), and a few have four to five kanji (such as Chosomune Ibu, Kankan Yukoji, etc.).
In 1870, Emperor Meiji issued the Decree on the Permission of Civilians to have a surname, including civilians who were previously forbidden to have a family name, to meet the needs of military conscription, taxation, and the establishment of a family register.
However, Japanese civilians, who had become accustomed to having no surname, were not enthusiastic about this, so the work of creating surnames was slow. Therefore, in 1875, Emperor Meiji promulgated the "Decree on the Compulsory Names of Commoners", which made it mandatory for all Japanese to use surnames.
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Anonymous users2024-02-021. Sato2. Suzuki3. Takahashi. 4, Tanaka.
5. Watanabe. 6, Ito.
7, Yamamoto. 8. Nakamura.
9, Kiyohara.
10, Sugawara.
11, **.
12, He Mao.
13, Ji.
14, Ono.
15, Qichuan.
16, big queen.
17. Idle Courtyard.
18, Takeuchi.
19, Su I.
20. Ministry of Things.
21, Fujiwara.
22, Inoue.
23, Panasonic.
24, Yamaguchi.
25, Takeshita.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Ayase, Sawajiri, Eikura, Kato, Miyazaki, Kazama, Toda, Yamaguchi, Ikawa, Fukada, Yonekura, Sato, Koike, Ueno, Ito, Sudo, Nagase.
Double, Kishitani, Akasaka, Nakamura, Aiba, Imai, Kurokawa, Ito, Igarashi, Okada, Noji, Shimatani, Tsutsumi, Kase, Yoshida, Kanzuki, Fukatsu.
Kumozuka, Yakusho, Yamada, Fukiishi, Yoshioka, Uchida, Abe, Yoshizawa, Matsuda, Hasegawa, Kuninaka, Kamikawa, Kitamura, Hosei, Kyono, Amami, Nakayama.
Nakatani, Kagawa, Yoshinaga, Okamoto, Sotake, Mukai, Inamori, Narumi, Ichikawa, Tamayama, Kameri, Matsushita, Takahashi, Nakayo, Inoue, Yoshikawa, Tezuka.
Tomosaka, Miyazawa, Sakurai, Ohno, Tabe Mi, Ueto, Hiraoka, Nose, Tekoshi, Utada, Kuraki, Amuro, Miki, Ono, Nakajima, Takenaka.
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Anonymous users2024-01-311. Japanese surname.
It generally consists of one to three Chinese characters, and a few have more than four Chinese characters.
2. Common surnames are: Tsuruta, Katori, Nozawa, Aso, Oda, Kikusa, Kanina, Gakiki, Murachu, Iise, Toyama, Shisake, Imatsu, Motoshi, Tashiba, Sakito, Harafuku, Yamae, Kuchido, Sawacho, Sawashii, Namatsu, Shimahaku, Shizuzu, Kido, Honnaka, Maori, Tataki, Sawayu, Kiishi, Kurotoyo, Kabuna, Kaupira.
Miyako, Fujichi, Saisei, Tadaka, Shimamatsu, Yamai, Nonohara, Nishikito, Shirota, Takeno, Uchihiro, Sue.
2. Miyaishi, Gakiko, Matsuko, Kurita, Nakahama, Sakihama, Tayuki, Tashi, Tashiyama, Motohara, etc.
You must know that before 1870 in Japan, ordinary people did not have the right to a surname, and they were not allowed to give themselves a surname. Therefore, before 1870, the average Japanese people had no surname and no name, and they called each other by nicknames, some people's nicknames were obtained according to their personal characteristics, some people's nicknames were his "nicknames", and some people called him according to how old they were in the family. <> >>>More
When friends meet for the first time and say hello to each other, the first thing is to show their names. Out of modesty, the surname of the king is exempted, or the surname is not the surname of Sun, but there are only these two surnames, you can't say that you are exempt, which two are they, let's take a look! People humbly call "free of your surname Wang, free of your surname Sun", but only these two surnames, can not be said to be free of expensive! >>>More
1. Derived from the surname Ji:
Born from the grandson of the ancient Yellow Emperor, it belongs to the official title of the clan. This branch of the surname Zhang is based on Qingyang (i.e., Qingyang, in the east of present-day Qinghe County, Hebei) as the birthplace, and is the Qinghe Zhang family. There is a saying among the people that "the surname Zhang in the world is out of Qinghe". >>>More
The surname Zhang first came from the surname Ji of Xuanyuan Yellow Emperor, the ancestor of humanities. >>>More
全 (quán) has three sources:
1. From the surname Quan, from the Western Zhou Dynasty, with an official position as the surname. According to the "Quanqi Pavilion Collection, Quan's Genealogy", the whole surname comes from the surname Quan, and there was an official of Quanfu in the Western Zhou Dynasty. According to the weekly rites, they belonged to the local officials, who were in charge of currency exchanges and bazaars**. >>>More