Kazufumi

Kazufumi is a Japanese given name predominantly used for males. It is composed of two kanji characters: Kazu (一, 和, 主, 計, 数, etc.) and Fumi (文, 史, 典, etc.).

The meaning of the name varies depending on the specific kanji used. Kazu can mean "one," "harmony," "lord," "calculate," or "number," among other interpretations. Fumi can mean "writing," "history," or "classic(s)." Therefore, a possible interpretation of the name, depending on the chosen kanji, could be "harmonious writing" or "number one in writing."

The popularity of the name has fluctuated over time and may vary regionally within Japan. It is not considered an exceptionally common name but is recognizable and used.

Notable individuals with the name Kazufumi include, but are not limited to, authors, artists, and academics. Further research is needed to compile a comprehensive list of notable figures.