Yosuke
Meaning of Yosuke
Yosuke is a male name with Japanese origin. In Japanese, it is pronounced as yoh-SOO-keh (/joˈsuke/). This name has a unique and exotic sound, making it an appealing choice for parents who are looking for something different. Yosuke does not have any variations listed, indicating that it is a relatively uncommon name. Although it may not be widely used in the United States, there have been occurrences of newborns being named Yosuke in recent years. The name's association with Japan adds to its cultural significance and can make it a meaningful choice for families with Japanese heritage or an interest in Japanese culture.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as yoh-SOO-keh (/joˈsuke/)
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Notable People Named Yosuke
| Yōsuke Yamashita - Yosuke Yamashita is a renowned Japanese jazz pianist, composer, and writer known for his influential piano style blending free jazz, modal jazz, and soul jazz. |
| Yosuke Ideguchi is a Japanese professional footballer known for his role as a central midfielder for J1 League club Avispa Fukuoka and the Japan national team. |
| Yosuke Saruta is a Japanese mixed martial artist who competed in the strawweight division of ONE Championship. |
| Yōsuke Eguchi is a Japanese actor and singer known for his appearances in television series and movies since 1986, and he is married to singer-songwriter Chisato Moritaka with whom he has a son and a daughter. |
| Yōsuke Takahashi is a Japanese rugby union player known for his role as a tighthead prop with Top League side Toyota Verblitz. |
| Yōsuke Kashiwagi is a Japanese footballer known for his role as a central midfielder for FC Gifu. |
| Yōsuke Kawasaki is a renowned orchestral violinist, chamber musician, and soloist. |
| Yōsuke Kobayashi - Yosuke Kobayashi is a former Japanese football player. |
| Yōsuke Takeuchi is a Japanese figure skater who won the 1999 World Junior bronze medal and represented Japan at the 2002 Winter Olympics. |
| Yōsuke Takahashi is a Japanese horror manga artist known for works like Mugen Shinshi and Gakkō no Kaidan, with a professional debut in 1977 and stories published in Petit Apple Pie. |
| Yosuke Sakamoto is a retired Japanese football player. |
| Yosuke Akiyama is a Japanese football player currently playing for Vegalta Sendai. |
| Yosuke Terada is a Japanese footballer currently playing for SC Sagamihara. |
| Yosuke Hatakeyama is a Japanese skier who competed in the Nordic combined event at the 2006 Winter Olympics. |
| Yosuke Nakayama is a Japanese weightlifter who competed in the men's 62 kg event at the 2016 Summer Olympics. |
