As a large country with a long tradition, China's common surnames are about 3,000, while Japan has 10 surnames, and some surnames and names are super. There is a Japanese pole vaulter popular network, she is my grandson Zhimei, surnamed "my grandson", named Zhimei, this strange name has suddenly aroused the interest of many netizens. Japan's most bizarre personal names are listed, and the variety of Japanese strange surnames and names is eye-opening.
In the 2010 fit, 100 Japanese pole vaulters in The Guangzhou Asian Games won the third place in the women's pole vault, which attracted widespread attention for a time. But everyone pays attention not to her achievements, but to her strange name, she is my grandson Zhimei. In fact, "my grandson" is not only a surname, but also a city name in Japan, and this city of my grandson is reluctant to leave Tokyo, and there are about 100,000 people
In fact, in addition to the surname of "my grandson", Japan also has a variety of strange names, today for everyone to take stock of Japan's most strange personal names. In fact, in addition to the more common surnames such as "Tanaka", "Sato", and "Takahashi", there are also various strange surnames such as "My Son", "Pig Head", "Ghost Head", and various strange names.
There is a professor in Tokyo called "Kazuya go to bed", a name that makes some people feel a little embarrassed. There is also a man named Niu Gu Jun, a lady named New Wife Saint Son, a grandfather called Strong, a male technician called My Wife Shinji, and a famous baseball player called One Two Three Shinta. The names are surprising, and many Chinese say they are incomprehensible.
The reason why Japan has so many strange surnames and names is because in ancient Japan, people except nobles did not have surnames. Knowing that after the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese learned everywhere like Westerners, and the emperor announced that ordinary people could also have surnames. However, at that time, the education level of the Japanese people was low, and many people's surnames were taken in a chaotic manner, so that a variety of surnames appeared.