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Hiroko

is a common feminine Japanese given name.

Name meanings

Hiroko can be written using different kanji characters and can mean:

  • 裕子, "Kind child"
  • 弘子, "Beautiful child"
  • 寛子, "Kind, tolerant child"
  • 浩子, "Large child"
  • 博子, "Wise child"
  • 宏子, "Large child"
  • 広子, "Broad child"
  • 紘子, "Large child"

The name can also be written in hiragana or katakana.

Hiragana: ひろこ

Katakana: ヒロコ

People with the name

  • , Japanese actress, model and gravure idol
  • , Japanese voice actress
  • Hiroko Emura, Japanese international lawn bowler
  • , Japanese table tennis player
  • , Japanese empress consort of Emperor Go-Reizei
  • Hiroko Hara (born 1972), Japanese former professional tennis player
  • , Japanese model and actress
  • , better known as Chikage Oogi, Japanese actress and politician
  • , Japanese singer, actress and television personality
  • , Japanese female track cyclist
  • , Japanese retired judoka
  • , Japanese archer
  • , Japanese fencer
  • , Japanese voice actress, J-pop singer and stage actress
  • , Japanese poet and translator
  • , Japanese slalom canoeist
  • , Japanese artist and photographer
  • , Japanese voice actress, musician and AI artificial intelligence researcher
  • , Japanese handball player
  • , Japanese news presenter and journalist
  • Hiroko Kurihara, American Oakland California-based designer and activist
  • , Japanese singer
  • , Japanese tennis player
  • , Japanese swimmer
  • , Japanese voice actress
  • , Japanese model
  • , Japanese volleyball player
  • , Japanese fashion model, athlete
  • , Japanese writer
  • , Japanese Nurse leader and educator
  • , Japanese actress and former idol singer
  • , Okinawan-born Mahjong player
  • , Japanese manga artist and photographer
  • , Japanese former professional tennis player
  • Hiroko Mori (born 1937), Micronesian clerk and politician
  • , Japanese singer and tarento
  • , Japanese cosmochemist and astromineralogist
  • , Japanese former badminton player
  • , Japanese swimmer
  • , Japanese leftist revolutionary and terrorist
  • , Japanese pianist
  • , Japanese former politician
  • , Japanese cyclist
  • , Japanese contemporary artist
  • , Japanese voice actress and singer
  • , Japanese inventor and musicologist
  • , Japanese sprint canoeist
  • , Japanese politician, university president and a researcher of economics
  • , Japanese retired rhythmic gymnast
  • , Japanese writer
  • , Japanese short-track speed-skater
  • , Japanese swimmer
  • , Japanese softball player
  • , Japanese actress, author and producer
  • Hiroko Sasaki, Japanese pianist
  • Hiroko Sato-Pijanowski (born 1942), Japanese jewelry designer, artist, author and educator
  • , Japanese gravure idol, actress and singer
  • , Japanese javelin thrower
  • , Japanese manga artist
  • , Japanese luger
  • , Japanese singer
  • , Japanese ten-pin bowler
  • , Japanese ultramarathon and marathon runner
  • , Japanese professional wrestling valet and promoter
  • , Japanese actress
  • Hiroko Tabuchi, Japanese climate journalist
  • , Japanese voice actress
  • , Japanese artist and kimono designer
  • , Japanese cross-country skier
  • , better known as Ao Takahashi, Japanese voice actress
  • , Japanese fiction writer and literary critic
  • , Japanese softball player
  • , Japanese anime screenwriter and director
  • , Japanese retired gymnast
  • , Japanese retired volleyball player
  • , Japanese noble woman
  • , Japanese athlete
  • , Japanese centre-left politician and policy consultant
  • , Japanese anime director, animator, storyboard artist and manga artist
  • , Japanese actress and singer
  • , Japanese retired female mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter
  • , Japanese rhythmic gymnast
  • , Japanese actress
  • , Japanese retired long jumper
  • , Japanese politician
  • Hiroko Yoda, Japanese entrepreneur, translator, writer and folklorist

Fictional characters