Can a Boy Be Named Tsubaki?

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I was wondering, since (as far as I know) Tsubaki is generally a feminine first name in Japan, would it be weird or embarrassing for a guy to be named Tsubaki? How lenient or non-lenient is Japan on the connection between gender and names? Thanks!

 

Mike Cash

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つばきと読む男の子の名前,占い(6件) 6件,椿|みんなの名前辞典 - ここの姓名判断(名前占い)はよく当たる！ 男の子や女の子のお名前を探そう

Not a problem.

Role-playing character or something?

 

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...Maybe...

 

Mike Cash

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Having a baby and want to give him a Japanese name?

Let's not play twenty questions.

 

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How lenient would your country be towards a boy named Sue?

 

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A boy named Camelia, more like