yes it is my mom's name is megumi but my dad calls her meg my mom is Japanese and so am my mom is full Japanese so yes the answer is yes
"hori" = "george"
Harumi Hori has written: 'The changing Japanese political system'
Well in the English version, it is Caitlin Glass. In the Japanese 2003, it is Megumi Toyoguchi. In Japanese (again) 2009, It is Megumi Takamoko. Funny in the Japanese, they're the same name! Oh, and hoped this helped!!!
Hosanna Megumi's birth name is Hosanna Vera Megumi Sillavan.
Megumi Asaoka's birth name is Kayoko Fujii.
Megumi Ishii's birth name is Yoko Ishii.
Megumi Okina's birth name is Takae Mimasu.
Megumi Okuyama has written: 'Monogatari no yuragi' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Children's literature, Japanese
It means Blessing. It is usually referred to a girl
All the Japanese tattoo masters they have a surname or a moniker: Hori. Hori comes from the Japanese "to carve," so there are these Japanese tattoo masters like Horiyoshi, Horitaka. It's an honorific. And Jerry, being a product of World War II, being a military man, he's indoctrinated to hate the Japanese, with Pearl Harbor, with the war, but yet, he corresponded with these Japanese tattoo masters, trading design ideas, ink colors. He really respected the artwork and he wanted to push it forward. But he still had that love-hate thing with the Japanese, so he nicknamed himself Hori Smoku, so when he signed his letters, if a Japanese person read it, with a thick Japanese accent, it would say, "Holy Smoke." So it was a dig to the Japanese as well as a fake honorific.
Kiyomi Takeuchi has written: 'Hori Tatsuo' -- subject(s): Authors, Japanese, Biography, Japanese Authors
Ichiro Hori is a scholar known for his work on Japanese religions, particularly Shinto. He has written several books and articles exploring the history, practices, and beliefs of Shinto, shedding light on its significance in Japanese society and culture.