YÅ«ta

YÅ«ta
Gender	Male
Origin
Word/name	Japanese
Meaning	Different meanings depending on the kanji used

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YÅ«ta, Yuta or Yuuta (written: ã‚†ã†ãŸ, é›„å¤ª, é›„å¤§, å„ªå¤ª, å„ªæ±°, å‹‡å¤ª, ä½‘å¤ª, ç¥å¤ª, è£•å¤ª, æ†‚å¤ª or æ‚ å¤ª) is a masculine Japanese given name. Notable people with the name include:

Yuta Abe (å®‰éƒ¨ é›„å¤§) (born 1974), Japanese footballer
Yuta Baba (é¦¬å ´ æ†‚å¤ª) (born 1984), Japanese footballer
YÅ«ta Furukawa (å¤å· é›„å¤§,) (born 1987), Japanese actor, singer, songwriter and model
Hakurozan YÅ«ta (ç™½éœ²å±± ä½‘å¤ª) (born 1982), Russian sumo wrestler
YÅ«ta Hiraoka (å¹³å²¡ ç¥å¤ª) (born 1984), Japanese actor
Yuta Ikeda (æ± ç”° å‹‡å¤ª) (born 1985), Japanese golfer
Yuta Ito (ä¼Šè—¤ å„ªæ±°) (born 1992), Japanese footballer
Yuta Iyama (äº•å±± è£•å¤ª) (born 1989), Japanese Go player
Yuta Kanai (é‡‘äº• å‹‡å¤ª) (born 1985), Japanese actor
Yuta Kimura (æœ¨æ‘ é›„å¤ª) (born 1985), Japanese baseball player
Yuta Kubo (ä¹…ä¿ å„ªå¤ª) (born 1987), Japanese kickboxer
Yuta Mikado (ä¸‰é–€ é›„å¤§) (born 1986), Japanese footballer
Yuta Minami (å— é›„å¤ª) (born 1979), Japanese footballer
Yuta Muto (æ¦è—¤ ç¥å¤ª) (born 1989), Japanese baseball player
Yuta Nakamoto (ä¸æœ¬ æ‚ å¤ª) (born 1995), Japanese SMRookies member
Yuta Nakano (footballer) (ä¸é‡Ž è£•å¤ª) (born 1989), Japanese footballer
Yuta Nakazawa (born 1972), Japanese footballer
Yuta Narisawa (æˆæ¾¤ å„ªå¤ª) (born 1987), Japanese ice hockey player
Yuta Omine (å¤§å¶º ç¥å¤ª) (born 1988), Japanese baseball player
Yuta Sasaki (ä½ã€…æœ¨ ä½‘å¤ª) (born 1989), Japanese mixed martial artist
Yuta Someya (æŸ“è°· æ‚ å¤ª) (born 1986), Japanese footballer
Yuta Tabuse (ç”°è‡¥ å‹‡å¤ª) (born 1980), Japanese basketball player
Yuta Watase (æ¸¡ç€¬ é›„å¤ª) (born 1982), Japanese ski jumper
Yuta Yazaki (çŸ¢åµœ é›„å¤§) (born 1980), Japanese judoka

Fictional characters:

YÅ«ta Togashi (å¯Œæ¨« å‹‡å¤ª), protagonist of the light novel series ChÅ«nibyÅ Demo Koi ga Shitai!

YÅ«ta

See also