Kimiko
Meaning of Kimiko
Kimiko is a female name of Japanese origin. It is pronounced as kee-MEE-koh (/kiːˈmiːko/) in Japanese. The name Kimiko has variations such as Kim and Kimi. In the United States, the name Kimiko has been given to newborn girls since at least 1909. While its popularity has varied over time, it remains a relatively uncommon choice for parents today. The name Kimiko carries with it associations of Japanese culture and heritage. It may be a meaningful choice for parents looking for a name with a connection to Japan or simply seeking a unique and beautiful name for their daughter.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as kee-MEE-koh (/kiːˈmiːko/)
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Notable People Named Kimiko
| Kimiko Date is a retired Japanese professional tennis player who achieved a career-high ranking of world No. 4 and had notable success in Grand Slam tournaments. |
| Kimiko Glenn is an American actress and Broadway performer known for her roles in Orange Is the New Black and Waitress, as well as for providing voices in various animated series and films. |
| Kimiko Burton, an American attorney and government official, currently serves as a member of the California State Personnel Board and previously held the position of Public Defender of San Francisco. |
| Kimiko Yo is a Japanese actress known for winning Best Supporting Actress awards at the Yokohama Film Festival and Japan Academy Prize ceremonies. |
| Kimiko Kasai is a retired Japanese jazz singer. |
| Kimiko Ikegami is an American-born Japanese actress best known for her role as Gorgeous in the 1977 film House. |
| Kimiko Suzuki (1929–1992) was a pioneering Japanese architect and the first graduate of Japan Women's University's housing studies program. |
| Kimiko Gelman is an American actress known for her work in film and television. |
| Kimiko Shiratori is a former Japanese football player who represented the Japan national team. |
| Kimiko Sato is a Japanese former swimmer who competed in the women's 100 metre butterfly at the 1964 Summer Olympics. |
