Japanese parents can no longer name their children Naiki (Nike), Pikachu, Kitty, Pudding, Daiya (diamond), or Pu (from Winnie-the-Pooh). Therefore, the new pronunciation law enforced regulations ...

Japan has officially cracked down on “kirakira” — meaning “shiny” or “glittery” — baby names, with a new law aimed at dimming the dazzle of outlandish monikers like Pikachu ...

Japan is cracking down on unique baby names from this week ... in the past for giving their children kira-kira names such as Pikachu (from Pokemon), Naiki (Nike), Daiya (Diamond), PÅ« (from ...

The new arrival of a baby in Peppa Pig's household is a huge cause for celebration. When Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig 'announced' they were adding another piglet to their cartoon family earlier this ...

European leaders attending the opening of the European Political Community meeting were surprised Friday to see themselves portrayed as children in an animated AI version during the summit's ...

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Names such as Pikachu, Diamond, Nike ... many Japanese people mocked those who choose kirakira names. Baby (Illustrative). (credit: Ignacio Campo/Unsplash) “They’re not children of the ...

A recent video of the Pit Bull enjoying baby-like pampering reminds us that sometimes, it’s the pets who rule the household, and they know exactly how to get the TLC they deserve. An Instagram ...

Examples of a kirakira name include Pikachu, Naiki (like the brand Nike ... Parents will be asked why they chose the pronunciation of their baby's names if they are not written in the conventional ...

Pokemon fans can grab new exclusive Squishmallows plush toys themed after Torchic and Pikachu at the Pokemon Center.