Shiroma

Shiroma is a surname of Japanese origin. It is most commonly found in Okinawa Prefecture, reflecting its strong association with Okinawan culture and heritage. The name can be written with various kanji combinations, each potentially carrying a different meaning. Common kanji used include (but are not limited to) 城間, which could be interpreted as "castle interval" or "castle space." Other possible kanji combinations exist, leading to variations in meaning.

As a surname, Shiroma is carried by individuals and families, often passed down through generations. Records of individuals with the surname can be found in databases of Japanese names and family histories. Due to the historical and cultural significance of Okinawa, the name Shiroma is often linked to the Ryukyu Kingdom era and the distinct history of the island chain. The distribution of the surname within Japan provides insights into migration patterns and historical relationships between Okinawa and other regions.