Reverse name converter
Look up a Japanese name in Chinese
Enter a Japanese Kanji name to compare Simplified and Traditional forms and see a Katakana reference for the Mandarin reading.
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Simplified and Traditional forms follow common mappings; some variant characters may remain unchanged.
Read a Japanese kanji name in Mandarin
Compare the characters with tone-marked Pinyin and a Katakana approximation in the same row.
| Japanese name | Simplified Chinese | Traditional Chinese | Mandarin Pinyin | Mandarin Katakana |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 沢田龍之介 | 泽田龙之介 | 澤田龍之介 | Zé Tián Lóng Zhī Jiè | ツェ・ティエン・ロン・チー・ジエ |
| 田中美咲 | 田中美咲 | 田中美咲 | Tián Zhōng Měi Xiào | ティエン・チョン・メイ・シャオ |
| 宮崎駿 | 宫崎骏 | 宮崎駿 | Gōng Qí Jùn | ゴン・チー・ジュン |
What happens to 々 in 佐々木?
The mark 々 repeats the previous kanji. Dropping it would lose one character from this name.
Keep the original
佐々木
佐々木 stays in the original-name line.
Expand the repeated character
佐佐木
The Chinese comparison reads 佐佐木: a second 佐 takes the place of 々.
Match Pinyin to each character
Zuǒ Zuǒ Mù
Zuǒ, Zuǒ and Mù correspond to 佐, 佐 and 木. These are dictionary tones; two third tones together change when spoken in sequence.
This gives Mandarin readings of the written characters. It does not transcribe the Japanese sound Sasaki into Chinese.
Japanese forms to Simplified and Traditional
Japanese forms such as 沢, 竜 and 浜 can map to corresponding Simplified and Traditional Chinese characters. All three forms are displayed side by side.
Mandarin pronunciation reference
The tool creates a Katakana approximation from the converted Chinese characters to provide a written pronunciation reference.