Yutaka
Meaning of Yutaka
Yutaka is a charming Japanese name that is traditionally given to baby boys. It is pronounced as yoo-TAH-kah (/juˈtɑkɑ/) in Japanese. This name has a strong and noble meaning, often associated with being "abundant" or "prosperous." Yutaka is a name that carries a sense of positivity and good fortune, making it a wonderful choice for parents who wish to bestow their son with a name that embodies hope and abundance. The variations of the name include Yuta. While the popularity of Yutaka may have fluctuated over the years, its rich cultural significance and timeless appeal continue to make it an endearing choice for baby boys.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as yoo-TAH-kah (/juˈtɑkɑ/)
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Notable People Named Yutaka
| Yutaka Takenouchi is a Japanese actor who made his on-screen debut in 1994 and is known for regularly appearing in commercials. |
| Yutaka Ozaki was a highly regarded Japanese musician, ranked at No. 23 in Japan's top 100 musicians by HMV. |
| Yutaka Katayama, also known as Mr. K, was a Japanese automotive executive who played a key role in expanding Nissan's focus towards sportier vehicles and is considered the father of the Z-Car and the Datsun 510. |
| Yutaka Ishinabe, the first French chef in the Japanese cooking show Iron Chef, is known for his creativity and high winning percentage, earning him the nickname "The Artist." |
| Yutaka Higuchi, also known as "U-ta," is a Japanese musician and the bassist of the rock band Buck-Tick since 1983. |
| Yutaka Yamamoto is a Japanese mathematician specializing in systems theory, control theory, and signal processing. |
