Hitoshi Explained

Hitoshi
Gender:	Male
Meaning:	Different meanings depending on the kanji used
Origin:	Japanese

Hitoshi (written:,,,,,,,,, or in hiragana) is a masculine Japanese given name. Notable people with the name include:

• , Japanese politician
• , Japanese manga artist
• , Japanese baseball player
• , Japanese photographer
• , Japanese baseball player
• , Japanese politician
• , Japanese scholar and murder victim
• , Japanese painter
• , Japanese general
• , Japanese boxer
• , Japanese mathematician
• , Japanese manga artist
• , Japanese geneticist
• , Japanese politician
• , Japanese basketball player
• , Japanese comedian
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese politician
• , Japanese ice hockey player
• , Japanese footballer and manager
• , Japanese director
• Hitoshi Narita, Japanese naval architect
• , Japanese racing driver
• , Japanese musician
• , Japanese manga artist
• , Japanese rugby union player
• , Japanese judoka
• , Japanese video game composer
• Hitoshi Sasaki (disambiguation), multiple people
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese judoka
• , Japanese voice actor
• , Japanese baseball player
• , Japanese boxer
• , Japanese sumo wrestler
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese manga artist
• , Japanese photographer
• , Japanese actor, singer, comedian and musician
• , Japanese short track speed skater
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese socialist

Fictional Characters

• , character from My Hero Academia
• , protagonist of Tokumei Kakarichō Tadano Hitoshi

See also

• 11317 Hitoshi, a main-belt asteroid