Takuro

The Japanese first name Takuro (also written as Takurō) can be freely translated as 'the opening son,' indicating the firstborn or the first child. The name consists of the Japanese characters taku (拓), meaning 'to open, to initiate, to expand,' and rō (郎), which stands for 'son.' However, there are also numerous other combinations of kanji with different meanings.

What does the name Takuro mean?

The Japanese boy's name Takuro (also Takurō) translates loosely to 'the opening son' in the sense of 'the firstborn' or 'the first child,' derived from Japanese taku (拓) meaning 'to open, to initiate, to expand' and rō (郎) meaning 'son.' However, there are also many other possible kanji combinations and meanings.

Where does the name Takuro come from?

Takuro is a masculine first name that originates from Japan and means 'the opening son.' The components of the word consist of taku (拓), which means 'to open, to initiate, to expand,' and rō (郎), which means 'son.' The language is Japanese, and there are various kanji that can be used.

How do you pronounce Takuro?

Takuro is pronounced approximately as 'Taku-ro.'

Popularity

In Germany, Takuro is considered a rare first name. So far, it has never reached a position in the German first name charts. Its best placement was in 2006, ranking 1,763rd in the first name charts of Italy. Between 1999 and 2024, Takuro was chosen as a first name in Italy fewer than 10 times, placing it at 5,981st. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.

Nicknames & pet names

Kuro / Tak

Famous people

• Takuro Amano (character from the anime Wedding Peach)
• Takuro Fujii (swimmer from Japan)
• Takuro Ishii (Japanese baseball player)
• Takuro Kikuoka (footballer from Japan)
• Takuro Kitagawa (Japanese actor)
• Takuro Miuchi (rugby player from Japan)
• Takuro Nishimura (Japanese football player)
• Takuro Okuyama (Japanese footballer)
• Takuro Shintani (mathematician from Japan)
• Takuro Yamashita (Japanese ice hockey player)
• Takuro Yoshida (singer from Japan)