What are the pronunciation and meaning rules of Japanese names?

There are thousands of Japanese names. Pronunciation cannot be introduced one by one.

Japanese surname

Japanese surnames are mostly compound surnames. Common words come from all aspects of living environment (mountains, lakes, natural animals and plants).

Then it is combined with quantifiers or adjectives and locative words.

For example: Dalin, Kobayashi, Ergong, Beidao, Hayakawa, Yamashita, Wantian, Omiya, Kojima, ......

Japanese name

Japanese people have the custom of naming names in order of birth. Traditional Japanese women's names are mostly "~ Zi" and men are mostly "~ Lang". For example: Xing Zi, Naoko; Taro, Jiro, Shiro, Goro .....

Now, the Japanese no longer use the traditional names "Zi" and "Lang". With the changes of the times, the common names of Japanese men and women are constantly changing.

At present, the commonly used names of Japanese women are Meng, Cai, Cai, Liang, Ai, Nai, Mei, Jiang, Li, Hui and You. ....

At present, the commonly used names of Japanese men are: Shu, Zhi, Zhi, Guang, Bo, Zhi, Da, Hui, Yong, Hong, Deng, You, Cheng and Long. ....