Takeshi
Meaning of Takeshi
Takeshi is a male name of Japanese origin. In Japanese, it is pronounced as tah-KEH-shee (taˈkeʃi). It is also sometimes spelled as Takashi. Takeshi has a strong and powerful sound to it, making it an excellent choice for parents seeking a name with a bold and confident meaning. The name Takeshi has historical significance in Hawaii, where it has been given to newborn boys over the years. The data shows that Takeshi was quite popular in Hawaii during the early 20th century, consistently ranking among the top 100 names during that time period. This popularity suggests that Takeshi has long been embraced by families in Hawaii and continues to be a cherished name choice for many parents today.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as tah-KEH-shee (/taˈkeʃi/)
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Notable People Named Takeshi
| Takeshi Kitano, also known as Beat Takeshi, is a renowned Japanese comedian, actor, and filmmaker recognized for his work both in Japan and internationally. |
| Takeshi Obata is a renowned Japanese manga artist known for his collaborations with writers and for creating popular series like Death Note and Bakuman. |
| Takeshi Kaneshiro is a Japanese-Taiwanese actor and singer known for his successful transition from music to film and collaborations with renowned directors in East Asia. |
| Takeshi Mori is a Japanese anime director, storyboard artist, and scriptwriter who entered the anime industry after graduating from Waseda University. |
| Takeshi Yasutoko is a Japanese professional vert skater who became the youngest professional vert skater at the age of nine and has since won numerous gold medals in competitions. |
| Takeshi Matsuda is a retired Japanese Olympic swimmer who set multiple records and won four medals during his career. |
| Takeshi Yoshioka is a Japanese actor. |
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| Takeshi Uchiyamada is a Japanese businessman and the chairman of Toyota, known for his leadership in developing the Toyota Prius. |
| Takeshi Katō was a Japanese gymnast and Olympic champion. |
