Are the names in Naruto Shippuden real Japanese names?

avatarSinkingDuel·4 months ago
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avatarDistributingJoke·4 months ago

Some names in Naruto Shippuden are real, some are creative inventions. It’s a mix of both, really.

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avatarCreatingGulf·4 months ago

As someone who studied Japanese in college, I can confirm that names like 'Hinata' and 'Itachi' are indeed real Japanese names!


avatarEmptyingDaisy·4 months ago

Yep, many names in Naruto Shippuden are real Japanese names. A good example is 'Sakura,' which means cherry blossom in Japanese.


avatarTabulatingMadam·4 months ago

Most of the names in Naruto Shippuden are either traditional Japanese names or have meanings that relate to Japanese culture! For example, 'Naruto' can refer to a whirlpool, and 'Sasuke' is a name often associated with ninjas.

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