Miyoshi is a unisex given name of Japanese origin, derived from the words "miyo" meaning "beautiful," and "shi" which signifies "fourth." This name has been traditionally bestowed upon individuals born in the fourth lunar month according to the ancient East Asian calendar. Miyoshi can also be interpreted as "clear" or "pure" when combined with other characters, further emphasizing its positive connotations. It is often associated with Japanese culture and heritage, carrying a sense of elegance and refinement. Despite its traditional roots, Miyoshi remains a modern and popular choice for parents in Japan today. In the West, it has gained recognition as an unique and beautiful name option, drawing inspiration from Japan's rich history and aesthetic values.
"The name Miyoshi experienced significant popularity fluctuations between 1958 and 1994, with a peak of 28 births in 1971, and a low of 5 births in both 1990 and 1991. Overall, there were 311 babies named Miyoshi during this period."