is a feminine Japanese given name.
Written forms Versions in kanji include: 文子 (sentence, child) - also can be read as "Ayako" 富美子 or 冨美子 (wealthy beautiful child) 芙美子 (hibiscus, beautiful child) 史子 (historical child)
People with the name , Japanese cross country skier , Japanese Social Democratic Party (SDP) politician , Japanese writer and playwright Fumiko Furuhashi (born 1959), Japanese former professional tennis player Fumiko Futamura, Japanese-American mathematician , Japanese writer and poet , Japanese politician , American activist , Japanese artist , Japanese Canadian archaeologist , Japanese educator, translator , Japanese long jumper , Japanese anarchist and nihilist , Japanese professional 8-dan go player , Japanese author and artist (painter) , Japanese personal and business chef Fumiko Minami, (1913/4 – 1959) Japanese housewife who contributed to the invention of the electric rice cooker , Japanese tanka poet , Japanese teacher and peace activist , Japanese artist , Japanese synchronized swimmer , Japanese actress, voice actress, and singer , Japanese diplomat , Japanese swimmer Fumiko Samejima, (1930–2021) Japanese psychometrician , Japanese former international table tennis player , Japanese-German classical pianist , Japanese manga artist , Japanese voice actress Fumiko Yamaguchi, (1903–1987) Japaneseì physician and advocate for reproductive health , Japanese koto and shamisen musician , Japanese politician , physicist
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