The name became famous thanks to Anest Iwata Corporation, the manufacturer of air compressors. The meaning of this name is ‘Stony paddy field’. This is one of the most common surnames in Japan and means ‘the one’. This Japanese surname means ‘stone peninsula.’ 71. A famous personality is Takeshi Imamura (public figure). This common surname means a ‘new village’. Several families from Minamoto descent have taken this name. This Japanese surname means a ‘new place of residence’. A few noteworthy name bearers are Shintaro Ikeda (badminton player), and Yukiko Ikeda (actress). This Japanese surname is found throughout Japan and the Ryukyu Islands and means ‘rice paddy near the lake’. Some noteworthy name bearers are Akira Iida (racing driver), and Kodai lida (footballer). This Japanese surname means ‘paddy of cooked rice’ with the original meaning being ‘good rice paddy’. This name has variations such as Ikarashi and Isoarashi. It is also believed that the surname came from Yamato prince Ikatarashihiko-no-Mikoto. This surname means ‘fifty storms’ and originated from Ikarashi river that flows in central Niigata prefecture. Some noteworthy name bearers are Daisuke Ichikawa (football midfielder), and Haruyo Ichikawa (film actress). This name was taken by one of the branches of Taira clan who lived in Ichikawa-go in Kai. It means a ‘city river’, and is a common surname throughout Japan. A few notable people with this surname are Etsuko Ichihara (actress), Hayato Ichihara (actor), Hiroshi Ichihara (footballer). This surname is a combination of Ichi which means ‘one’ or ‘town’ and hara which means ‘field’ or ‘meadow’. Mostly found in central Japan and the Ryukyu Islands, the surname means ‘moat’. The man who made the surname famous is Soichiro Honda (the founder of Honda Motor Company). This famous Japanese last name means ‘original rice field’, and is common throughout Japan and the Ryukyu Islands. The meaning of this name is a ‘peaceful hill’. This Japanese surname is found in western Japan and the Ryukyu Islands. Ai Hashimoto (model and actress) is a famous name bearer. This surname means ‘one who lives near the bridge’, and is one of the common Japanese last names. This name is used as both the first and the last name. A notable name bearer is Hara Takashi (the 19th prime minister of Japan). This surname means ‘field’ or ‘plain’, and is found in Musashi as well as the Ryukyu Islands. A notable personality with this surname is Hanabusa Masayuki (Japanese samurai). In this surname, Hana means ’flower’ and busa means ’room’. This surname means a ‘seashore peninsula’, and is mainly found in western Japan and the Ryukyu Islands. Hamaguchi Osachi (the 27th prime minister of Japan) is a famous bearer of this name. This Japanese surname means the ‘seashore entrance’. Prominent in the island of Shikoku and Ryukyu Islands, this is used both as a name and a surname. This Japanese surname has many meanings, such as ‘poetic’, ’white’, ‘older brother’ or an honorific meaning ‘general’. In Japanese martial arts, such as karate and Judo, Hajime is used as a verbal command to begin. It is also known as Hagiwara and is mostly found in the Tokyo area and the island of Okinawa. This surname means ‘Japanese clover field’. This name is mostly found in northeastern Japan.
Ha means ‘fragrance’ or ‘aroma’ and Ga means ‘congratulations’. It has no special meaning as Hachisuka is the name of a place, near the Kiso river at the border of Owari and Mino provinces. This surname is derived from a Japanese clan, who were the descendants of Emperor Seiwa and are a branch of Ashikaga clan and Shiba clan. This name is predominantly found in eastern Japan. Ha means ‘feather’ or ‘wing’ and Da means ‘rice paddy’. Luiz Gushiken (Brazilian politician) is one such notable person. Many families of this warrior class migrated to places like Hawaii, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, and California. This surname originated in Okinawan and is one of the many family names of the Okinawan bureaucrat class. This surname also refers to the descendants of the Fujiwara clan and chiefly occurs along the southeastern seaboard of Japan and the Ryukyu Islands. The aristocratic Goto family played a prominent role in the development of the Japanese culture. There are two meanings - ‘behind wisteria,’ and ‘five islands’. This Japanese surname is also known by the names Gotou and Gotoh. In western Japan, it is pronounced as Aita.
Popular on Shikoku island, this surname means ‘connected to rice paddy’. This is one of the three most prominent clans in Japanese history and was formerly known as Minamoto. This Japanese surname means ‘two beginnings’ or ‘source’. Futu means ‘a pair’ and ba means a ‘leaf.’ 40.
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