28 Female Japanese Cat Names (With Meanings)
Japanese names are short, clear and usually two syllables, which is exactly what cats respond to best. Each one below is listed with its meaning.
Below are 28 names, each with its meaning. Tap any name for more detail, similar names and gang aliases.
Female Japanese Cat Names: the full list
- AkiUnisex
Japanese for autumn
- TamaUnisex
Means jewel or ball; the classic Japanese cat name
- ChibiUnisex
Japanese for small and cute
- KitsuneUnisex
Japanese for fox, a clever spirit in folklore
- AzukiFemale
Sweet red bean
- SakuraFemale
Japanese cherry blossom
- MochiUnisex
A soft Japanese rice cake; perfect for a squishy, round cat
- SakeUnisex
Japanese rice wine, clear and smooth
- WasabiUnisex
Small but surprisingly fierce
- TsukiFemale
Japanese for moon
- SoraUnisex
Japanese for sky
- MikanFemale
Japanese mandarin orange
- SukiFemale
From the Japanese word for "like" or "love"
- HanaFemale
Japanese for flower
- YukiFemale
Japanese for snow
- SushiUnisex
Colourful, and always thinking about fish
- NekoUnisex
Japanese for cat
- MeiFemale
Means sprout in Japanese, beautiful in Chinese
- GomaUnisex
Japanese for sesame
- MatchaUnisex
Japanese green tea; calm and classy
- KinakoFemale
Golden roasted soybean flour
- MisoUnisex
Warm, savoury soybean paste
- NinjaUnisex
Silent, quick and gone before you see it
- MomoFemale
Japanese for peach
- HaruUnisex
Japanese for spring
- HoshiUnisex
Japanese for star
- TempuraUnisex
Golden, light and crispy
- KumoUnisex
Japanese for cloud
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Make my cat's wanted posterQuestions about female japanese cat names
What is a good name for a female cat?
Mei, Goma and Kumo are three strong choices from this list. Mei: means sprout in japanese, beautiful in chinese.
How many female japanese cat names are on this list?
There are 28 names: 0 male, 10 female and 18 unisex. Every name has a short meaning next to it.
How do I choose between these names?
Say the name out loud ten times before you decide. You will be calling it across the house for the next fifteen years. Cats respond best to short names with one or two syllables and a high-pitched ending, such as an "ee" sound.