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Aoi Sanada is a character from So Cute It Hurts!
On a Japanese person I like it. Otherwise it just reminds me of aioli.
Aoi Futaba (二葉 あおい) is one of five female main characters in the anime Vividred Operation.
Kanzaki Aoi is the name of a character in demon slayer (kimetsu no yaiba)
The spelling is so satisfying to me, just vowels. Plus, it's short and easy to pronounce.
Three vowels... what could go wrong, right? I do like the meaning though.
Not bad. But I associate it with Aoi from Yandere Simulator.
Aoi Kurashiki from Zero Escape.
Aoi can also be written in Katakana: アオイ.
Aoi Akane is the name of a character from the manga/anime series Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun! (also known as Jibaku Shounen Hanako-Kun)
There is also an Aoi (Aoi mukou) from a visual novel called YOU and ME and HER a love story, it's not that popular but it deserves more recognition.
Aoi Asahina is the ultimate swimmer in Danganronpa: trigger happy havoc.
Aoi has been very common in Japan since the mid 1990s.It entered the top 10 for the first time in 1994. It was #1 in 2002, 2007, 2015 and 2016. It was at #7 in 2018.The most common spelling is 葵.
A new character called Aoi Ryugoku was added to the Yandere Simulator game. Her animal motif is the dragon.
Aoi Nakamura is a Japanese photomodel and actor. He belongs to the talent agency LesPros Entertainment. Nakamura Aoi entered the entertainment industry when he won the Grand Prix at the final round of the 18th Junon Superboy Contest held in November 2005. He was in his third year at junior high school and only 14 at the time, making him the first ever junior high school student Grand Prix winner.
Aoi is character that appears in the anime Natsume Yuujinchou Roku. He is a male bird-like yokai.
Aoi was given to 11 girls and 10 boys in America in 2016.
Awesome name! I like that it has no consonants.
Aoi Enomoto is a Japanese professional baseball outfielder for the Tokyo Yakult Swallows in Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball.
Aoi was given to 8 girls in America in 2015 and was last given to 7 boys in America in 2012, possibly because of Japanese descent.
Aoi Rokusho is a character that appears in the anime Naruto.
With regards to my previous comment, Aoi was the most popular girl name last year based on both the kanji/kana & sound combination and kanji/kana. In terms of sound, however, Haruka was the most popular last year.
Sorano Aoi is a character in Inazuma Eleven GO.
Aoi, using the kanji 葵, is 2014's most popular girl name in Japan while the one using 碧 is in 113th place.
Other kanji used for Aoi for girls include (in order), 蒼 (247th), 葵衣 (332nd), 碧衣 (530th), 蒼依 (533rd), 蒼衣 (590th), 葵依 (870th) and 碧依 (895th).
Aoi, using the phonetic characters (あおい) is in 83rd place for girls.Aoi for boys, meanwhile is popular as well with 葵 (48th) being the most popular. Other kanji used include 碧 (164th), 蒼 (197th), 蒼生 (296th) and 碧生 (655th).Aoi, for both genders, have risen in popularity for some time, more rapidly on boys where the name with the most popular kanji was in 907th place in 1989.Popularity sources: http://5go.biz/sei/cgi/ninki2.htm, http://5go.biz/sei/cgi/ninki1.htm, http://www.namaejiten.com/h01/girl01.html & http://www.namaejiten.com/h01/boy01.html.
I really thought that it was a female name.
My older sister is naming her daughter this. I think it's lovely. But I've never heard of any boys called Aoi either.
Well, what a nice name! There are so many nice Japanese girl and guy names out there... 90% of them really, truly are beautiful!
It's kinda popular among girls right now, but I've never encountered a boy with the name (I live in Japan). It's a very feminine sounding name to me as someone who actually has been living in Japan a while and speaks the language. Though with parents doing all sorts of weird things with names and kanji and such these days (which rather frustrates school-teachers even if they're native speakers), you never know what parents will do with their children's names.
It's pronounced like the saying owie.
Aoi is the stage name for the second guitarist from the Japanese rock (j-rock) band, GazettE, or Gazetto.
It is pronounced ah-oh-ee.
More often, it means "hollyhock" in Japanese.

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