Taro (given Name)
Tarō (太郎) is a stand-alone Japanese given name or a common name suffix for males (literally "eldest son").
People named Tarō include:
- Akebono Tarō (born 1969), retired sumo wrestler from Hawaii
- Asashio Tarō IV (born 1955), retired sumo wrestler
- Taro Aso (born 1940), former prime minister of Japan
- Taro Chiezo, artist
- Tarō Gomi (born 1945), children's book writer and illustrator
- Taro Hakase (born 1968), musician, violinist
- Taro Ishida (born 1944), voice actor
- Katsura Tarō, soldier, politician (1848–1913), and former prime minister of Japan
- Tarō Kimura (journalist) (born 1938)
- Taro Kono (born 1963)
- Taro Kudo, video game designer
- Tarō Okamoto (1911–1996), artist
- Taro Shoji (1898–1972), singer
Read more about Taro (given Name): People With -tarō As A Name Suffix, Characters, See Also
Famous quotes containing the word taro:
“The most important thing in my father’s life? World peace. Me and my brother. My mom.”
—Sean Taro Ono Lennon (b. 1975)