Kusuo

Kusuo is a masculine given name of Japanese origin. In Japanese, it is typically pronounced ku-suo. The name can be written in kana as くすお, and it may also be rendered with kanji, using various character combinations. Because kanji choices determine the meaning, there is no single fixed definition for Kusuo, and different families may assign different nuances to the name.

In Japanese naming practice, Kusuo may evoke different associations depending on the kanji selected, such as connections to nature, longevity, or strength. The name is relatively uncommon in contemporary Japan but has appeared in historical records and in fiction as a male given name.

Outside Japan, Kusuo is primarily encountered among fans of Japanese culture and in transliterations of Japanese names; it is not widely used as a surname or place name. The romaji spelling Kusuo provides a standard representation for non-Japanese readers and helps preserve the pronunciation.

There are no widely cited public figures whose name is Kusuo, and the term does not denote a specific title, location, or organization in general reference sources. When encountered in media, Kusuo is usually presented as a personal name rather than a technical term.