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Keiko is a very popular female Japanese given name.

Possible meanings

As with many Japanese names, Keiko can be written using a number of different kanji. Some of the most common ways of writing Keiko (and the most representative meanings of the respective kanji) are:

子 — "lucky/blessed child"
子 — "respectful child"
子 — "sunlight/view/scenic child"
子 — "katsura tree child"
子 — "square jewel child"
子 — "happy child"
子 — "open (one's eyes)/express/spring (season) child"

The suffix ko implies the name is female and the name is almost never given to males. Much less commonly, Keiko can also be written as 子, 子, or 子.
Keiko is also the shortened form of the Ojibwa (Native American Tribe) word "Keikhota," which is both a derivative of the word "Keik" (meaning 'golden') and "khota" (meaning season). "Keikhota" thus means "Golden Season," and is the Ojibwa word designated to the season of Fall.

People

Keiko Agena, actress

Keiko Fukuda, judoka

Keiko Fuji (圭子), singer

Keiko Fujimori, Peruvian congresswoman and former first lady

Keiko Han (恵子), seiyu (voice actress)

Mazie Keiko Hirono, politician

Keiko Ihara (慶子), racing car driver

Keiko Kitagawa (景子), model/actress

Keiko Seiko, actress

Keiko Masuda, one of the J-pop duo Pink Lady

Keiko Matsui (慶子), internationally renowned pianist/composer

Keiko Miura, field hockey athlete

Keiko Nakazawa (慶子), adult video actress

Keiko Nobumoto, (敬子) creator of Wolf's Rain

Keiko Takeshita (景子), actress

Keiko Toda (恵子), actress

Keiko Utoku (敬子), singer/songwriter

Keiko Yamada (圭子), singer from j-pop band Globe Keikō (景行), with a long "o," is the name given to Emperor Keikō posthumously.

Fictional characters

Keiko O'Brien, from Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Keiko Onuki, character in Battle Royale

Keiko Yukimura (螢子), the YuYu Hakusho character

Animals

Keiko (orca), the orca, or killer whale, which performed in the film Free WillyFurther Information

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