yonji

Yonji is a name that can refer to more than one topic. In popular culture, Yonji most commonly refers to Vinsmoke Yonji, a fictional character in Eiichiro Oda’s manga and anime series One Piece. He is a member of the Vinsmoke family and a prince of the Germa 66 nation, appearing as one of Sanji’s brothers in the Whole Cake Island arc.

Beyond fiction, Yonji can also be encountered as a given name in East Asian contexts. As a romanization, it may correspond to names in Korean or Japanese, with the exact meaning depending on the characters used and the transliteration system employed. Variants such as Yeon-ji or Yon-ji reflect different linguistic spellings and pronunciations.

Because Yonji is not a highly common name across languages, its usage tends to be localized to particular works, communities, or individuals. The most widely recognized reference remains the One Piece character, with other uses largely dependent on regional naming conventions and transliteration choices.