Shogo Explained

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

Shogo, Shōgo, Shohgo or Shougo (written:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, or) is a masculine Japanese given name. Notable people with the name include:

• , Japanese baseball player
• , Japanese professional baseball player
• , Japanese politician
• , Japanese basketball player and coach
• , Japanese sumo wrestler
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese basketball player and coach
• , Japanese singer-songwriter
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese baseball player and cricketer
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese anime director
• , Japanese rugby union player and coach
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese baseball player
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese rugby union player
• , Japanese fencer
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese artistic gymnast
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese actor
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese actor
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese actor and narrator
• , Japanese actor
• , Japanese swimmer
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese film producer and screenwriter
• , Japanese actor
• , Japanese baseball player
• , Japanese footballer
• , Japanese footballer

Fictional characters:

• Shogo Kawada, a character in the novel, manga, and film Battle Royale
• Shogo Makishima, a character in the anime series Psycho-Pass
• Shogo Taguchi, a minor antagonist in the anime series That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime
• Shogo Akuji, a minor antagonist in Saints Row 2

Shōgō, Shougou or Shohgoh (written:, or) is a separate given name, though it may be romanized the same way. Notable people with the name include:

• , Japanese karateka
• , Japanese comedian

See also

• Shogo (musician)