Your Japanese name,
calculated for fortune.
Anyone can convert your name to kanji. We do what Japanese families do when naming a child: select characters whose stroke counts form a lucky number under seimei handan — the naming tradition refined over a century.
Free. No signup. Every result is guaranteed a lucky stroke count — names whose numbers read as unlucky are filtered out, never shown.
Why stroke counts matter
The three checks every candidate name must pass
Sound
Your name is transliterated into Japanese phonetics using a curated dictionary — only kanji that Japanese people actually use in real names, never machine-picked lookalikes.
Meaning
Every character carries a meaning worth carrying: light, ocean, wisdom, bloom. Characters with awkward or negative senses are excluded at the dictionary level.
Number
The stroke counts of your name are summed and read against the 81 numbers of seimei handan. Only combinations landing on auspicious numbers survive. This is the step every other converter skips.