Hirofumi

Hirofumi is a given name of Japanese origin. It is typically a male given name, with "hiro" often meaning "broad" or "spacious" and "fumi" relating to "writing" or "literature." As with many Japanese names, the specific meaning can vary depending on the kanji characters used to write it.

The name Hirofumi has been used across various generations in Japan. It is not uniquely associated with any particular historical figure or specific profession, appearing among individuals in diverse fields. Its popularity has fluctuated over time, reflecting broader naming trends within Japanese society. While not as common as some other Japanese names, Hirofumi remains a recognizable and established given name.

Examples of individuals named Hirofumi include Hirofumi Yoshimura, a Japanese politician and current Governor of Osaka Prefecture, and Hirofumi Kanda, a former professional baseball player. These individuals represent different spheres of public life, demonstrating the name's presence in contemporary Japan. The name is also found in fictional characters within manga, anime, and literature, further contributing to its cultural presence.