In addition to flowers, nature features heavily in Japanese art and culture as well as folklore and religion. Nanako - Child of the greens (or apple tree).Hana or Hanae or Hanako or Hanami - Blossom or flower.These names come from the many Japanese words for different types of flowers found in the country. Nakano - Famous female warrior from the Boshin Warįlowers are well loved by the Japanese and feature frequently in their classical and modern culture.When raising a young baby girl to be a strong, independent person, it can help to give her a name that promotes positive, powerful qualities like wisdom, honor and harmony. Uzume - Shinto goddess of the dawn and the arts.Toyouke-Ōmikami - Shinto goddess of agriculture and industry.Toyotama-hime - Known as 'Lady Bountiful Soul' or the 'Luxuriant Jewel Princess.Tennin - An angelic being in Japanese Buddhism.Tamayori-hime - Daughter of the sea-dragon god, the name means 'divine bride'.Kukurihime - Shinto goddess of meditation and negotiation.Kami - In Japanese mythology, a spirit or deity.Jorōgumo - A creature that can appear as a spider or a beautiful female.Izanami - Shinto goddess of creation and death.

Kisshōten - Buddhist goddess of happiness and beauty.Kishimojin - Buddhist goddess who was a protector of children.Benzaiten - Buddhist goddess of things that flow (water, time, music, etc.).Ameonna - A female spirit that makes rain.Amaterasu - Shinto goddess of the sun, the name means 'shining heaven'.Amabie - A type of mermaid in Japanese myth.There are many goddesses and female mythical creatures that can make for intriguing and unusual names. These names either describe beautiful things or beautiful people.įor some unique Japanese names for girls, look to Japanese mythology and folklore. Japanese culture has a great love for all things beautiful. They are good choices for a girl with a sunny disposition and outlook on life. These names not only sound cute but they have positive, upbeat meanings.

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