Japanese names that mean spring
Japanese names for spring, written with 春 and with spring flowers: Haruka, Haruto, Koharu and more.
Japanese names for spring, written with 春 and with spring flowers: Haruka, Haruto, Koharu and more.
春 (haru) is the most common season in Japanese names, and its sound haru is one of the most loved name openings. It gives Haruka, Haruki, Haruna and Haruto (春斗), and many parents choose it for babies born in spring.
One spring name hides a twist: Koharu (小春) means little spring, but 小春日和 is a mild, sunny day in late autumn, the Japanese version of an Indian summer. Spring flowers such as 桜 (cherry blossom) and 桃 (peach) are other ways to name a spring baby.
| Kanji | Readings | Meaning | In names |
|---|---|---|---|
| 春 | はる, しゅん | spring | 13 ranked names |
Spellings that have made Japan's yearly baby name rankings, most popular first.
Given names with a spring kanji carried by notable Japanese people. The number shows how many notable people share each one.
Rarer spellings found in Japanese name records. In each one the spring kanji keeps its own reading, so the meaning is really there, not just the sound.
| Kanji | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 春木 | Haruki | 春 spring + 木 tree |
Haru (春) means spring. Haruka, Haruki and Haruna are popular names built on it, though haru is also written 陽, 晴 and 遥.
No. Haruka is also written 遥 (far away) and 陽花 or 晴香, with other meanings.