There are 236 Japanese names for baby girls. Displayed on this page are Japanese names 1 to 20. Within these names, Amaya (Basque and Japanese) was the most popular in 2008. The unusual Japanese names are Aiko (Japanese), Akako, Akemi (Japanese), Aki (Japanese), Akiko (Japanese), Akina, Akiye (Japanese), Akiyo (Japanese), Aneko, Anzu, Ari (Japanese, Spanish, English, Albanian, and Kurdish), Asa (Scandinavian), Asako (Japanese), Asayo (Japanese), Atsuko (Japanese), Aya (Japanese), Ayako (Japanese), Ayame (Japanese), and finally Azami. Japanese names are somewhat popular as baby girl names. The names' popularity has been growing since the 1990s. Their usage peaked modestly in 2008 with 0.166% of baby girls being given Japanese names. Within the top 1000 baby names then, there were 4 Japanese names. In 2008, among all Japanese names, Amaya (Basque and Japanese) was the most widely used, with a ranking of #198 and a usage of 0.0809%.
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NAMES OF JAPANESE ORIGIN: | Aiko | little love, beloved ... is used chiefly in Japanese and its origin is also ... |
| Akako | red ... of Akako comes from the Japanese language ... |
| Akemi | beautifully bright; ... language of origin is Japanese and it is also ... |
| Aki | born in autumn ... as its use, is in the Japanese language ... |
| Akiko | autumn's child ... is of Japanese origin and it is also used mainly in ... |
| Akina | intensely bright spring ...The origin of Akina is Japanese ... |
| Akiye | bright harbor ... has its origins in the Japanese language and it is also ... |
| Akiyo | bright generation ... as its use, is in the Japanese language ... |
Amaya  198 | night rain; end ...Amaya is of Basque and Japanese origin ... |
| Aneko | older sister ...Aneko's origin is Japanese ... |
| Anzu | apricot ... of Anzu comes from the Japanese language ... |
| Ari | ant; golden life; very ... and use are both in the Japanese language ... |
| Asa | born in the morning ... has its origins in the Japanese language and it is used ... |
| Asako | morning child ... and use are both in the Japanese language ... |
| Asayo | generation of the morning ... is of Japanese origin and it is also predominantly ... |
| Atsuko | child of profound emotions ... as its use, is in the Japanese language ... |
| Aya | woven silk ... is largely used in the Japanese language and its origin ... |
| Ayako | colorful, ornamental ... is mainly used in the Japanese language and its ... |
| Ayame | iris ... is mainly used in Japanese and it is also of ... |
| Azami | thistle flower ...Azami's origin is Japanese ... |
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