Satomi is a beautiful, unisex Japanese given name. It consists of two kanji characters: 'さ' (Sa) and 'とみ' (Tomi). The character 'さ' means 'sand', while 'とみ' signifies both 'beauty' and 'peace'. Thus, Satomi can be interpreted as 'beautiful sand' or 'sand that brings peace'. This name holds significant meaning in Japanese culture, often associated with nature and serenity. It gained popularity in the late 20th century and remains a popular choice among Japanese parents today. On a global scale, Satomi is relatively rare but has been adopted by some non-Japanese families who appreciate its unique sound and meaning. In pop culture, notable figures bearing this name include Japanese actress Satomi Ishihara and manga artist Junichi Satomi, further popularizing the name within and beyond Japan.
The name Satomi experienced varied popularity over these years, with a notable peak of 8 births in both 1989 and 1998. The majority of the time it maintained a steady average of around 5-6 births per year.