Toshiaki

Meaning of Toshiaki

Toshiaki is a vibrant Japanese name for boys that feels like sunshine after a monsoon shower. It blends Toshi, which means “wise” or “alert,” with Aki, meaning “bright” or “autumn,” creating a melody of clarity and warmth. Pronounced toh-shee-AH-kee, it rolls off the tongue smoother than a mango lassi on a summer day. In 1920s America, only six to nine little ones bore this name each year, making it a rare gem. Choosing Toshiaki is like gifting your son a diya that will glow in every step he takes—instilling strength, creativity, and that special spark. For parents seeking something unique with gentle power and a touch of poetic flair, Toshiaki shines as an inspiring choice.

Pronunciation

Japanese

• Pronunced as toh-shee-AH-kee (/toːʃiːˈaːki/)

• Kazuki
• Toshio
• Takashi
• Masaki
• Satoshi
• Hiroaki
• Yoshiaki