Shoji
Meaning of Shoji
Shoji is a male name with Japanese origin. It is pronounced as SHOH-jee (/ʃoˈdʒi/) in Japanese. This unique and charming name has variations such as Sho and Shouji. The name Shoji holds a special significance in Hawaii, where it was relatively popular during the early 20th century. In 1927, it ranked 22nd with 35 occurrences among newborns in Hawaii, demonstrating its appeal and popularity at that time. Shoji carries a sense of cultural richness and individuality, making it a wonderful choice for parents seeking an exotic yet meaningful name for their baby boy.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as SHOH-jee (/ʃoˈdʒi/)
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Notable People Named Shoji
| Shoji Meguro is a versatile Japanese composer, guitarist, and video game designer, renowned for his work on the Shin Megami Tensei and Persona series, with music that encompasses rock, electronic, J-pop, jazz, and symphonic genres. |
| Shoji Tabuchi was a Japanese-American country music fiddler and singer known for his performances at the Shoji Tabuchi Theatre in Branson, Missouri. |
| Shoji Shiba is a renowned international expert in Total Quality Management and Breakthrough Management, best known for developing the "Five Step Discovery Process" and guiding the transformation of the Indian manufacturing industry. |
| Shoji Jo is a retired Japanese professional footballer known for his career as a forward and for representing the Japan national team. |
| Shoji Toyama is a Japanese footballer known for playing as a forward for J1 League club Gamba Osaka. |
| Shōji Ueda - Shoji Ueda was a renowned Japanese photographer known for his dreamlike black-and-white images, often featuring staged figures on the Tottori sand dunes, and his distinctive atmospheric style is referred to as Ueda-tone. |
| Shōji Hamada - Shoji Hamada was a renowned Japanese potter and a key figure in the studio pottery movement of the twentieth century. |
