Yusaku

The Japanese first name Yusaku (also written as Yūsaku) can be freely translated as 'skilled work'. The meaning derives from the Japanese characters yū (優), meaning 'easy' or 'skilled', and saku (作), meaning 'work'. However, there are also alternative kanji combinations and meanings.

What does the name Yusaku mean?

Yusaku, a Japanese boy's name (also Yūsaku), is interpreted as 'skilled work', based on the Japanese characters yū (優) for 'easy' or 'skilled' and saku (作) for 'work'. Additionally, there are various kanji combinations that can yield different meanings. Remarkable individuals with this name include actor and singer Yūsaku Matsuda († 1989) and actor Yūsaku Yara.

Where does the name Yusaku come from?

Yusaku is a male first name of Japanese origin that carries the meaning 'skilled work'.

How do you pronounce Yusaku?

Ju-saku

Popularity

Yusaku is a traditional name in Japan that has gained popularity in recent decades, though it is not among the most common first names. It is often associated with cultural figures, which gives it special significance.

Famous people

• Yusaku Igarashi (writer from Japan)
• Yusaku Iriki (Japanese baseball player)
• Yusaku Kudo (father of Shinichi Yudo, crime author)
• Yusaku Matsuda (Japanese actor)
• Yusaku Miyazato (golfer)
• Yusaku Tanioku (footballer from Japan)
• Yusaku Ueno (Japanese footballer)