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{{Infobox given name
| language = Japanese
| gender = Masculine
| meaning = Depends on kanji
}}Masanori is a masculine Japanese given name. Kanji and meaningThe name Masanori is generally written with two kanji, the first read {{lang|ja-Latn|masa}} and the second read {{lang|ja-Latn|nori}}, for example:[1] - Starting with {{linktext|lang=ja|正}} ("correct"):
- {{lang|ja|正規}}: second kanji {{linktext|lang=ja|規}} means "rule" or "regulation". Also an ordinary word {{lang|ja-Latn|seiki}} meaning "formal" or "legitimate".
- {{lang|ja|正則}}: second kanji {{linktext|lang=ja|則}} means "rule" or "regulation". Also an ordinary word {{lang|ja-Latn|seisoku}} meaning "correct" or proper".
- {{lang|ja|正紀}}: second kanji {{linktext|lang=ja|紀}} means "historical account". Also used for another masculine given name Seiki.
- {{lang|ja|正徳}}: second kanji {{linktext|lang=ja|徳}} means "virtue" or "morality". Also a Japanese era name Shōtoku.
- {{lang|ja|正典, 正憲}}
- Starting with {{linktext|lang=ja|政}} ("to rule"): {{lang|ja|政範, 政則, 政矩, 政徳}}
- Starting with {{linktext|lang=ja|昌}} ("prosperous"): {{lang|ja|昌憲, 昌敬, 昌徳, 昌範}}
PeoplePeople with the name Masanori include: Arts and entertainment- {{nihongo| Masanori Ashida | 芦田 昌憲 || born 1945}}, Japanese photographer
- {{nihongo| Morooka Masanori | 師岡 正典 || born 1951}}, Japanese pen-and-ink artist
- {{nihongo| Masanori Ito (music critic) | 伊藤 政則 || born 1953}}, Japanese music critic and radio personality
- {{nihongo| Masanori Taki | 瀧 正則 || born 1967}}, stage name Pierre Taki, Japanese singer
- {{nihongo| Masanori Ishii | 石井正則 || born 1973}}, Japanese actor and comedian
- {{nihongo| Masanori Tominaga | 冨永 昌敬 || born 1975}}, Japanese filmmaker
- Masanori Mark Christianson (born 1976), American guitarist and songwriter
- {{nihongo| Masanori Morita | 森田 まさのり}}, Japanese manga artist
Government and politics- {{nihongo| Akamatsu Masanori | 赤松 政範 || 1455–1496}}, general of the Hosokawa clan in the Ōnin War
- {{nihongo| Fukushima Masanori | 福島 正則 || 1561–1624}}, daimyō of Hiroshima Domain
- {{nihongo| Rokugō Masanori | 六郷 政乗 || 1567–1634}}, daimyō of Honjō Domain
- {{nihongo| Kamei Masanori | 亀井 政矩 || 1590–1619}}, daimyō of Tsuwano Domain
- {{nihongo| Inaba Masanori | 稲葉 正則 || 1623–1696}}, daimyō of Odawara Domain
- {{nihongo| Yonekura Masanori | 米倉 昌俊 || 1784–1812}}, daimyō of Mutsuura Domain
- {{nihongo| Masanori Katsu | 勝 正憲 || 1879–1957}}, Japanese bureaucrat and politician
- {{nihongo| Masanori Ito (journalist) | 伊藤 正徳 || 1889–1962}}, Japanese journalist and military commentator
- {{nihongo| Masanori Tanimoto | 谷本 正憲 || born 1945}}, governor of Ishikawa prefecture
- {{nihongo| Masanori Nishio | 西尾 正範 || born 1949}}, mayor of Hakodate
Science- {{nihongo| Masanori Baba | 馬場 昌範}}, Japanese microbiologist
- {{nihongo| Masanori Hata | 畑 正憲 || born 1935}}, Japanese zoologist, essayist, and filmmaker
- {{nihongo| Masanori Ohya | 大矢 雅則 || born 1947}}, Japanese mathematician
- {{nihongo| Masanori Hirasawa | 平沢 正規}}, Japanese astronomer
- {{nihongo| Masanori Matsuyama | 松山 正則}}, Japanese astronomer
Sport- {{nihongo| Masanori Yusa | 遊佐 正憲 || 1915–1975}}, Japanese swimmer
- {{nihongo| Masanori Tokita | 鴇田 正憲 || 1925–2004}}, Japanese footballer
- {{nihongo| Tensuiyama Masanori | 天水山 正則 || born 1940}}, Japanese sumo wrestler
- {{nihongo| Masanori Murakami | 村上 雅則 || born 1944}}, Japanese baseball player
- {{nihongo| Masanori Tsuji | 辻 昌憲 || 1946–1985}}, Japanese cyclist
- {{nihongo| Masanori Toguchi | 戸口 正徳 || born 1948}}, alias of Kim Duk, Zainichi Korean wrestler
- {{nihongo| Masanori Sekiya | 関谷 正徳 || born 1949}}, Japanese racing car driver
- {{nihongo| Tamakiyama Masanori | 玉輝山 正則 || born 1951}}, Japanese sumo wrestler
- {{nihongo| Masanori Sanada | 真田 雅則 || 1968–2011}}, Japanese footballer
- {{nihongo| Masanori Sugiura | 杉浦 正則 || born 1968}}, Japanese baseball player
- {{nihongo| Masanori Suzuki | 鈴木 将方 || born 1968}}, Japanese footballer
- {{nihongo| Masanori Kizawa | 木澤 正徳 || born 1969}}, Japanese footballer
- {{nihongo| Masanori Murakawa | 村川 政徳 || born 1969}}, stage name The Great Sasuke, Japanese professional wrestler
- {{nihongo| Masanori Taguchi | 田口 昌徳 || born 1970}}, Japanese baseball catcher
- {{nihongo| Hamayoshi Masanori | 濱吉 正則 || born 1971}}, Japanese football manager
- {{nihongo| Masanori Suda | 須田 匡昇 || born 1972}}, Japanese mixed martial artist
- {{nihongo| Masanori Kobayashi | 小林 正則 || born 1976}}, Japanese golfer
- {{nihongo| Masanori Ito (footballer) | 伊藤 雅範 || born 1978}}, Japanese footballer
- {{nihongo| Masanori Kawatsu | 川津 正徳 || born 1978}}, Japanese fencer
- {{nihongo| Masanori Ishikawa | 石川 雅規 || born 1980}}, Japanese baseball pitcher
- {{nihongo| Masanori Kanehara | 金原 正徳 || born 1982}}, Japanese mixed martial artist
- {{nihongo| Masanori Hayashi | 林 昌範 || born 1983}}, Japanese baseball pitcher
- {{nihongo| Masanori Fujihara | 藤原 正典 || born 1988}}, Japanese baseball pitcher
- {{nihongo| Masanori Abe | 阿部 正紀 || born 1991}}, Japanese footballer
References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.edrdg.org/cgi-bin/wwwjdic/wwwjdic?1C |first=Jim |last=Breen |authorlink=Jim Breen |title=Japanese Names (ENAMDICT) |publisher=Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group |accessdate=26 December 2017}}
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