Yoshiko
Meaning of Yoshiko
Yoshiko is a captivating name for baby girls with Japanese origins. In Japanese, it is pronounced as yoh-shee-koh (/joːʃiːko/). This elegant name has a soft and melodic sound that is pleasing to the ears. Yoshiko also has variations, such as Yoshi, which can be used as an endearing nickname. While not as popular in recent years, historical data shows that Yoshiko had moderate popularity in the early 20th century, particularly in Washington state. The name was given to several newborns during that time period, indicating its appeal to parents seeking a unique and meaningful name for their daughters. Yoshiko carries an air of grace and sophistication, making it a wonderful choice for your little one.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as yoh-shee-koh (/joːʃiːko/)
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Notable People Named Yoshiko
| Yoshiko Tamura is a retired Japanese professional wrestler known for her successful career in NEO Japan Ladies Pro-Wrestling. |
| Yoshiko Yamaguchi was a multi-talented Japanese entertainer and politician known for her international career in film and journalism. |
| Yoshiko Uchida was an award-winning Japanese American writer known for her children's books based on Japanese and Japanese American history and culture, as well as an adult memoir and a novel centered on Japanese American experiences. |
| Yoshiko Tanaka was a Japanese actress and former member of the pop group Candies, known by the nickname "Sue". |
| Yoshiko Tsuchida was a unique Japanese manga artist and writer, often compared to "a female Fujio Akatsuka" due to her distinctive style. |
| Yoshiko Akiyama is a Japanese archer who competed for Japan at the 1972 Summer Olympics in archery. |
