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Hitoshi is a Japanese masculine given name. It is composed of two kanji: 'hito' (人) meaning 'person' and 'toshi' (年) meaning 'year'. Therefore, Hitoshi traditionally means 'one year person', often interpreted as signifying a person who is wise beyond their years or someone with a mature spirit.
Both Hitoshi and Aoi are Japanese names with a calm and gentle feel, often associated with nature.
Sharing a similar consonant structure and length, Kaito complements Hitoshi's flow while retaining a strong Japanese identity.
Both names evoke a sense of distance and beauty, with Haruka meaning 'distant' and Hitoshi often translated as 'reaching for the heavens'.