Oshimi

Oshimi is a surname of Japanese origin. It is a relatively uncommon surname, but it can be found among people of Japanese descent. The etymology of the surname Oshimi is not definitively known, but it is likely derived from a combination of Japanese words. Some possibilities suggest it could relate to terms for "pushing" or "seeing" combined with a place name or descriptor. Like many Japanese surnames, Oshimi may have originated from geographical features or the names of villages where the ancestors of its bearers lived.

Notable individuals with the surname Oshimi include Shuzo Oshimi, a contemporary manga artist known for his works like "Flowers of Evil" and "Welcome to the Ballroom." His distinctive artistic style and often dark or psychologically complex narratives have garnered international recognition. The surname Oshimi itself does not carry a specific cultural or historical significance beyond its presence as a family name within Japan and its diaspora. Its usage is consistent with the general naming conventions and historical development of Japanese surnames.