The Japanese government has enacted new regulations to restrict unconventional names known as 'kira kira', which are increasingly inspired by pop culture and brands. These names often involve unusual pronunciations or spellings in kanji, leading to confusion in educational and medical settings. Since the 1980s, trends from characters in animation and gaming have fueled this naming practice. The new rules limit name choices and aim to standardize child naming conventions to ensure clarity and understanding across official platforms.
The government has introduced regulations to standardize names, aiming to curb the rising trend of unconventional 'kira kira' names inspired by pop culture and brands.
The rising phenomenon of 'kira kira' names in Japan has sparked confusion in everyday situations, leading the government to enforce stricter rules on name pronunciation and spelling.
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