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"han" is not an honorific.
the honorifics are:
Chan-friend(female:female or male:female),usually used for girls or young boys.
Kun-friend(male:male or female:male) usually used for boys or someone below you, your boss may call you this.
San-Mr or Mrs.
Sama-lord or god.
Bozu-shrimp, small fry, an insult.
No honorific-very horrible insult.
those are the ones I know.
If you found "han" from where I think you did, it was used to imply the person was saying "san", but with a heavy accent
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