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Kuraoka
The name means 'warehouse hill,' denoting a place of storage or collection. This ties to 'Music,' as lyrics and melodies often store emotions and stories.
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Kotori
Meaning 'small bird', it symbolizes freedom and delicacy. Its unique nature comes from the endearing image it conjures while maintaining a rare quality.
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Sakata
The Japanese surname 坂田 (Sakata) is composed of two kanji characters: 坂 (saka) meaning 'slope' or 'hill', and 田 (ta) meaning 'rice field' or 'paddy'. Therefore, the literal translation of 坂田 is 'slope rice field'. This surname is quite common in Japan and may indicate historical roots in agricultural areas where rice cultivation was prominent. The combination of 'slope' and 'rice field' suggests a geographical landscape where farming in hilly terrains was practiced. Additionally, surnames like Sakata often reflect the nature of the land where the family may have originated or lived, offering insight into their ancestral occupations or locations.
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Katahara
'Kata' refers to side or single, and 'hara' means rice field, symbolizing a unique connection to a solitary landscape.
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Kurosenrin Machi
‘Kurosenrin’ consists of ‘黒’ (kuro) meaning ‘black’ and ‘森林’ (senrin) meaning ‘forest’. Therefore, ‘Kurosenrin Machi’ means ‘Black Forest Town’. The name paints a picture of a town deep within dark, dense woods, perfect for dark, atmospheric narratives.
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Ishizuka Imozato
Ishizuka denotes a strong base, while Imozato (younger sister's village) evokes notions of warmth and community. Together, they highlight a powerful yet nurturing presence.
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Suzukawan-mura
The town name 鈴鹿湾村 (Suzukawan-mura) consists of three components: 鈴 (suzu), 鹿 (ka), and 湾 (wan), followed by 村 (mura). - 鈴 (suzu) means "bell" or "ring" in English. - 鹿 (ka) translates to "deer." - 湾 (wan) means "bay" or "cove." - 村 (mura) signifies "village" or "town." Therefore, the literal translation of 鈴鹿湾村 is "Bell Deer Bay Village". Culturally, the name suggests a connection to nature, likely indicating an area with a natural bay where deer or bell-like features may be found. Locations with "bay" in their names often have historical significance related to fishing, trade, or beauty of the landscape, which could be relevant to Suzukawan-mura.
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Mitsui Saori
The surname 三井 (Mitsui) means 'three wells', suggesting a rich source of life. The first name 沙織 (Saori) means 'sand weave', representing patience and resilience. Together, Mitsui Saori reflects the power of nature's foundations, like mountains and rocks, emphasizing endurance and sustenance.
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