Origin and Meaning of Kyoko

Mirror child or child of the capital

Origin: Japanese - Kyoko is derived from the Japanese elements 'Kyo' (京) meaning 'capital' and 'ko' (子) meaning 'child.' It can also be interpreted with 'Kyo' (境) meaning 'mirror' depending on the kanji used.

• Kyoko is a popular name in Japan and reflects traditional Japanese naming conventions where names often have specific meanings derived from kanji characters.
• In Japanese culture, the name Kyoko is sometimes associated with femininity and is often used in families to signify a connection to the capital, Tokyo.
• Notable bearers of the name Kyoko include Kyoko Fukada, a well-known Japanese actress and singer, and Kyoko Suga, a prominent author.
• The popularity of Kyoko has fluctuated over the years in Japan, with peaks related to the rise of notable public figures sharing the name.
• Variations of the name include Kyouko, which uses different kanji combinations but retains the same sound.