Korean name in Japanese
Your Korean name in Japanese Katakana
Write the pronunciation of your Korean name in Japanese Katakana. Enter Hangul or a familiar Latin spelling to see the reading; you can keep your name’s Hanja alongside Hangul.
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Katakana follows the supplied Hangul reading. Enter Hanja together with Hangul.
Kana format helper — Switch between full-width Katakana, half-width Katakana and Hiragana for name fields.
How Korean names are written
Hangul is the everyday form of a Korean name. Many people also have corresponding Hanja, while some names do not; the converter therefore does not invent Hanja from Hangul.
When both are known, enter a form such as 김민수 (金敏洙) to keep the two spellings together.
Korean names in Japanese Katakana
Modern Korean names are normally represented in Japanese according to their Korean pronunciation rather than by reading the Hanja as Japanese Kanji. A middle dot separates family and given name, as in キム・ミンス.
When Hanja is part of the name, enter it together with Hangul. The Katakana follows the supplied Hangul reading.