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The months in the ancient calendar are all named after the symbolic beauty of nature for each month. It means “the month of azalea” since azalea flowers bloom in May in Japan. The word SATSUKI stands for May in the ancient Japanese calendar. It provides positive and bright impressions while the Kanji for the moon is feminine. Therefore the Kanji for summer and its sound NATSU is popular for Japanese babies born in the summer season.

I think this Kanji combination would be an excellent choice for a girl born in the spring. Lovely little yellow flowers are the symbol of the spring season! Like the first NA symbol, this one is also very popular for girls’ names. But when used for names, it reminds us of canola flowers and gives a lovely impression. This NA Kanji letter originally means edible leaves. Meaning: canola flower moon, yellow field moon Since the NA sound is cute and the shape of the symbol is beautiful, it’s one of the most popular characters for female names. The NA symbol originally represents a tree that bears big fruits and means a red apple tree (a kind of quince) in Japanese. The first Kanji letter symbolizes a good luck omen and is commonly used for girls’ names. This one can be also read as both MITSUKI and MIZUKI. The meaning stays the same no matter which reading you choose. Both are popular names for girls in Japan. You can read it in two ways: MITSUKI and MIZUKI. The first letter means beautiful and it’s one of the most popular Kanji symbols for Japanese girls’ names. So this one will be a perfect name for a baby girl who was born in the summer.

Also, HAZUKI means August in the ancient Japanese calendar. This HA symbol stands for “leaf” and gives fresh and lively impressions like green leaves.