This article explores the possibility of non-Japanese people having Japanese names and how to create a unique one. It explains the Kanji Order and the use of hiragana or katakana characters when writing one’s full name, as well as popular choices among non-Japanese people looking for a unique but recognizable Japanese name, such as Sato, Tanaka, Suzuki etc. It also outlines how to create a unique Japanese name by translating an existing foreign surname into katakana characters and adding meaningful syllables from other words that describe who you are.