Most people don't have just "Michi" for a name. It usually has something else at the end.Michie (mee-chee-ay) Michika Michiko Michiru MichiyoThe "mi" and the "chi" can be separate kanji if you want a different meaning than "pathway" or "through road" (also a possibility)."mi" -beautiful -fruit"chi" -wisdom/wise (there are a couple kanji to choose from with this meaning) -thousandThis is sometimes included in male names: Kazumichi Katsumichi Sadamichi Takamichi Nobumichi Norimichi Hiromichi Michiaki Michinobu Michinori Michihiko Michiya YoshimichiNote: there is a radio pastor in Japan named Nobumichi Murakami. He uses the kanji for "preach/declare" for "nobu", so his name is "Declare the Way", kind of appropriate.
Michie (mee-chee-ay)
Michika
Michiko
Michiru
Michiyo
The "mi" and the "chi" can be separate kanji if you want a different meaning than "pathway" or "through road" (also a possibility).
"mi"
-beautiful
-fruit
"chi"
-wisdom/wise (there are a couple kanji to choose from with this meaning)
-thousand
This is sometimes included in male names:
Kazumichi
Katsumichi
Sadamichi
Takamichi
Nobumichi
Norimichi
Hiromichi
Michiaki
Michinobu
Michinori
Michihiko
Michiya
Yoshimichi
Note: there is a radio pastor in Japan named Nobumichi Murakami. He uses the kanji for "preach/declare" for "nobu", so his name is "Declare the Way", kind of appropriate.