高松 祈鈴

Meaning 'little guardian,' evoking images of care and protection, making it feel warm and lovable.

The city name 波光市 (Hamakou-shi) is composed of three kanji characters: 波 (hama) meaning "wave," 光 (kou) meaning "light" or "radiance," and 市 (shi) meaning "city." Therefore, the literal translation of Hamakou-shi is "City of Wave Light" or "City of Light Waves." Culturally and historically, this name likely reflects the city's proximity to water, whether it be an ocean, river, or lake. The imagery of "waves" and "light" suggests a serene or picturesque environment, possibly indicating that the city is known for its beautiful landscapes, seaside views, or vibrant reflections on water surfaces. Such names are common in Japan, where natural elements hold significant cultural value.

The surname 井上 (Inoue) means 'above the well', symbolizing nourishment and support. The first name 愛実莉 (Aimi) translates to 'love reality', capturing affection and sincerity. This name adheres to the popular theme through its romantic and warm connotation.

This name consists of '山' (yama), meaning 'mountain', and '永' (naga), meaning 'eternal' or 'long'. 'Yamana' can be understood as 'Eternal Mountain', indicating a village that may be near majestic mountains that have stood the test of time.

Hoshikawa translates to 'star river', symbolizing something out of the ordinary, capturing the essence of uniqueness with a celestial touch.

大久保 (Ohkubo) means 'large protection', representing strength and safety, while 清純 (Kiyosumi) translates to 'pure and innocent'. Together, Ohkubo Kiyosumi conveys a protective figure with a pure heart, ideal for the 'winter dragon' theme, as purity can signify resilience in adversity.

Fukumoto translates to 'source of happiness.' This name embodies positivity and joy, fitting well within the theme of cuteness.

"Umino" translates to "sea field," combining the vastness of the ocean with the earth, which evokes a sense of mysterious purity that complements Rui.