What Is The Most Prettiest/unique Japanese Name You've Ever Heard Of Or Came Across?

[Guest Naimie]

Yeah it's a random question, I was looking at japanese celebs and noticed they all have unique names. Then the question popped up in my head. I also have no idea where to put this thread soooo yeah move it if you like.

So what is the prettiest or nicest sounding Japanese name you have ever heard of or known of?

I think mine would be Ayumi..

Edit: Oops sorry, now that I thought about it, it should've been in the General Section.. aaah not thinking again. Sorry guys it's suppose to be bed time for me.

[la folie]

Wrong section? it doesn't relate to fashion/beauty at all

Ayumi? I don't think that's really unique IMO o_O It's so common.

[Guest Naimie]

Wrong section? it doesn't relate to fashion/beauty at all

Ayumi? I don't think that's really unique IMO o_O It's so common.

Oh, well I'm not a japanese celeb fanatic.. so I wouldn't know =[

[Guest monkeystein]

i knew a girl called ayumi...

and i liked her...

but not anymore. i am forever disgusted by that name! EVIL.

[kissez*]

Miyabi

Aya

Kaoru

Yui

Tooru

[Guest meimei__KOUSEKI]

shiori

hayake

shine (pronuounced as shi-ne XD)

...

[Guest xDitslan]

Suki and Mizaki(?) are nice names. I like Ayumi and Yui too.. I used to like Sakura, but that name is soooo over used.

[Guest delighted]

Maybe they all sound really unique from outside Japan, but honestly, a lot of the names are really common. When I studied in Japan, at my school all the kids had nicknames because so many of them had the same first names.

[Guest infinityyy]

Saiie (...yeah, I got it from the fanfic 'Banana Pancakes' xD I love it though.)

and... Pochama. The name of my Pokemon penguin

[Guest itchywurms]

uhmm not prettiest but quite unique..

eriko and airi.

maybe i find it unique because i'm no japanese but i use to go there every winter though. lol.

[Guest Sanada Yukimura]

Suzaku. You can play with it in so many ways.

[Guest joolee.]

I don't know why I always liked Mika. I think it's because it's easy on the ears.

[Guest estincelle*]

^ i was gonna say mika too. its not unique, but definitely pretty

[Guest heyitzthatfc]

I think Reina and Yui are really pretty names.

[Guest flyxme.]

ayuki

ayumi

miyuki

aoi

mika

minami

hiro

ren

yosuke

[Guest jaeka]

Noriko.

I don't know why I like that name so much, might be because I read Harumi Murakami's Norwegian Wood and IIRC, one of the characters was called that. But I don't think it's really unique.

I think a really unique Japanese name would be like, a foreign-based one. That would probably be unique.

But since I don't live in Japan I don't know many Japanese names...

I also love the name Yuna! Nice name to call a girl~

[Guest kurumi]

Hitomi (I immidiately fall in love with a person named Hitomi. I just love it so much.)

Miyabi

Rika

Yuna (Final Fantasy lol)

Hana

etc.

Japanese names are unique generally. 8D

[Guest iced.green.tea]

Yukiyo

Kaoru

Erika

Hotaru (means 'firefly')

Misako

Sakura is abit overused, but to me it has that pretty factor. (:

[Guest Alice_Draconus]

Miyabi

Yuriko

and

Shion

[Joanna]

Miyabi.. the meaning of the name shows it xD miyavi <3

and some random names i like xD

Toshiya

Satoshi

Reita

Daisuke

Ryuichi

Hiro

Yusuke

Yuki

Mika

Nana

not really unique but i really like these names haha