Japanese Last Names Novels & Stories

“What do you mean?” “I know his Japanese name.” “The full...” “Yes.” “You,” he looks at me, disbelief, written all over his face, “know his family name?” “Yes. Given name, Yuzuki. Family name, Sakamoto.” His eyes widen at my statement, hands sliding through his hair. "Don't worry, I didn't look further than that. Well, I didn’t really have to look that hard." “And how exactly did you know about his paper in the Forensic Science Journal?” His brow arching with the question.

“Why her?” “What? Who the hell is she? And what did she do to me?” Kurai growled. He then spoke up. “As you know, the class system is based on our families, special traits, and status. For example; the Hinagi clan are in the elite class and so is the main family. The rest of the families in the clan are in the middle class. The noble class have the most merit. In Japan, she is of a middle class status but the Aikyo family are one of the most famous families in Japan’s Inverse that she is basically nobility.”

“What is his full name, Haku?” “Komatsu Aru-sensei.” Haku answered. “I think it’s the kanji for small tree, umm, pine tree?” “Kanji?” Jai frowned. Haku nodded. “Our names have different kanji even though it sounds the same sometimes. Do you want to learn about it later?” Jai refused politely. “Ah, no. I just forgot about it.” What Jai said made Arata looked at him helplessly. Darrion immediately noted that while Jai thanked him. “Alright. Thanks. Is it okay if we ask you about him?”

, he called. Behind Ray, Bell sat and she stood up, she bowed once and then straightened; "Good Morning?" she asked James. "Afternoon", he corrected. Nodding she turned to face the class, "Ookami Bell", she paused, "My name is Bell my family name is Ookami. Traditionally we introduce ourselves with first name last", she added and then flailed, "Um… right, uh… I am from Kyoto, Japan", she informed clapping her hands and then swallowing nervously as the sound echoed briefly, "I would like to study Law, and uh, yup that's it", and she sat down quickly.

"Do you call your wife by her last name?" Seth asks, slightly drowsy, covered in pelts. Tsuki looks over at Seth, "What?" "You called her Minami before." "Ah..., yeah. Her full name is Hinata Minami." "Don't you call lovers in Japan by their first name?" Tsuki sighs, "Well, we aren't actually lovers, I'm just helping her. That's all you need to know." "Right..." Seth rolls onto his side, his hand caressing his injured leg. "We'll be coming down the mountain to get our injuries treated. Can Hinata carry heavy things, like, a human?"

She responded. Caleb shook his head. “Um, just call me Caleb so that I can be comfortable.” He refused to be called with his last name. Heart remembered that he is American. ‘Oh, yeah Americans prefer being called by their first name. Unlike here in Japan, we must be close or considered to be friends for us to call each other by our first name.’ Heart thought.

In Japan, the three most famous foreign last names were MacArthur, Soros, and Rothschild. MacArthur needed no introduction. After Japan's defeat in World War II, this five-star general became Japan's de facto occupier, earning the nickname Japan's Grand Emperor. After repeatedly humiliating Emperor Showa, he continued to wield power in Japan. When he left the country with a cigar in hand, a million Japanese lined the streets to send him off, which was truly perplexing.

Probably around Mason’s age. To me, Tristan asked, “Are you freaked out, err...?” “Haru,” Sakura provided. “His name is Haru, meaning spring in Japanese and he’s half-Japanese.” Tristan burst out laughing. “You’re half-Japanese? I thought you were, but now I’m sure. And your name means spring. That’s a nice name, like our sister Sakura.” “Hello, everybody, we’re home.” Two males came in through the front door, and I suspected they were the brothers I hadn’t yet met.

The Japanese called them mugen no ao or infinite blue. I somehow managed and broke me out of his mesmerising eyes and gestured them to sit down. " How do you speak nihongo so well and what's with the Japanese name" Yoshi asked me smiling. "My mom is japanese" I replied to them. "That explains everything" he said smiling. We talked about fashion and new trends and thanks to my knowledge and time I spent in fashion industry and with Miss Pierce.

“Why doesn’t she like anyone to call her by her real name?” “Huh?” Then Jane laughed, wondering why her friend was so interested in Ms. Ruka, the famous Japanese stylist who had changed her name from Jiro Tanaka to Haruka Tanaka. Ms. Ruka was transgender after all, and why she’d decided to choose the exact same name as the well-known, wealthy Haruka Suzuki, the owner and designer of Jade Jewelry Co., was beyond her.