Yasuhiro is a Japanese masculine given name. Its origin lies in the Japanese language, with "yasu" meaning " calmness" or " peace", and "hiro" meaning " broad", "wide" or "abundant". Therefore, the name Yasuhiro can be interpreted as "calm and broad" or "peaceful abundance".
The use of this name dates back to ancient Japan, with historical figures bearing the name Yasuhiro. One notable example is Minamoto no Yasuhiro, a samurai from the late Heian period (794-1185) who served as a retainer to the powerful Fujiwara clan.
In modern times, Yasuhiro has been used consistently in Japan, with various famous individuals bearing this name. For instance, Yasuhiro Yamada is a renowned Japanese actor and comedian born in 1960, while Yasuhiro Fukusawa is a well-known video game designer known for his work on the "Resident Evil" series.
The name Yasuhiro has also made its way into other cultures beyond Japan. In recent years, it has gained popularity among non-Japanese parents who appreciate its meaning and sound, contributing to its global recognition.
Yasuhiro is a unique name with an interesting historical pattern of usage in the United States. According to available statistics, there was only one year during which more than five babies were given this name.
In 1992, there were six births of babies named Yasuhiro in the United States. This peak in popularity stands out significantly compared to other years on record. Before and after this year, the number of newborns given this name remained consistently low.
The total number of babies named Yasuhiro in the U.S. since records began is 6. This small number indicates that the name has not been widely adopted by parents over time, but rather remains quite rare and distinctive. Despite its limited use, Yasuhiro's appearance in the U.S. birth statistics during the year 1992 serves as an intriguing data point for those interested in naming trends and patterns.