Fumio is a unisex Japanese given name that holds significant cultural resonance. It's composed of two kanji characters, '風' (fū) meaning 'wind', and '生' (i/o) meaning 'life'. Thus, the name Fumio can be interpreted as 'Life of Wind' or 'Wind Life'. This moniker is often bestowed upon individuals by their parents to symbolize strength, adaptability, and a free spirit, qualities reminiscent of the wind itself. While it may not be as widely recognized outside Japan, Fumio possesses a unique charm and depth that reflects its rich cultural heritage.
The name Fumio experienced a significant increase in popularity between 1919 and 1925, with the highest number of births occurring in 1920 (16 births). However, there was a decline in its usage after that period, reaching a low point in 1931 with only 6 births. Overall, there were 129 children named Fumio born between 1915 and 1931.