Junko
Junko is a feminine Japanese given name. It is typically written in kanji, but can be written in hiragana or katakana .
Junko can be written using kanji including:
- 純子, "pure, child"
- 順子, "order, child"
- 淳子, "pure, child"
- 潤子, "rich/favor/wet, child"
- 準子, "conform, child"
- 洵子, "truth, child"
People
- Junko (manga artist), Japanese manga artist
- Junko Abe, Japanese actress
- Junko Akimoto, Japanese singer
- Junko Asahina, Japanese actress and singer
- Junko Asami, Japanese voice actress and narrator
- Junko Asari, Japanese retired marathon runner
- Junko Chodos, Japanese-American contemporary artist
- Junko Furuta, Japanese torture and murder victim
- Junko Hagimori, Japanese voice actress
- Junko Hiramatsu, Japanese former competitive figure skater
- Junko Hirose, Japanese Paralympic judoka
- Junko Hirotani, Japanese singer
- Junko Hori, Japanese actress and voice actress represented by Production Baobab
- Junko Hoshino, Japanese skier
- Junko Ikeuchi, Japanese actress
- Junko Ishida, Japanese former football player
- Junko Isoda, Japanese former swimmer
- Junko Itō American linguist
- Junko Iwao, Japanese voice actress
- Junko Izumi, Japanese actress and kyōgen performer
- Junko Karube, Japanese manga artist
- Junko Kawada, Japanese former J-pop idol, singer-songwriter and actress
- Junko Kawano, Japanese game designer, game director and writer
- Junko Kazukawa, Japanese ultrarunner
- Kitamura Junko, Japanese ceramic artist
- Murder of Junko Kobayashi, Japanese university student who was murdered
- Junko Kōmura, Japanese screenwriter
- Junko Kubo, Japanese television announcer
- Junko Kudō, Japanese professional dancer
- Junko Kusayanagi, Japanese voice actress
- Junko Mabuki, Japanese retired pink film actress
- Junko Maru, Japanese actress
- Junko Matsui, Japanese actress
- Junko Maya, Japanese actress
- Junko Mihara, Japanese actress
- Junko Minagawa, Japanese voice actress
- Junko Mitsuhashi, Japanese social and cultural historian
- Junko Miyashita, Japanese actress
- Junko Miyazono, Japanese actress
- Junko Mizuno, Japanese manga artist
- Junko Mori, Japanese metalwork sculptor
- Junko Mori (composer), Japanese composer
- Junko Moriyama, Japanese retired female volleyball player
- Junko Nishida, Japanese high jumper
- Junko Nishimuro, Japanese curler
- Junko Noda, Japanese voice actress
- Junko Ogata, Japanese serial killer
- Junko Ohashi, Japanese singer
- Junko Okada, Japanese voice actress
- Junko Omote, Japanese professional golfer
- Junko Onishi, Japanese jazz pianist
- Junko Onishi, Japanese former butterfly swimmer
- Junko Ozawa, Japanese former football player
- Junko Sakurada, Japanese singer
- Junko Sakurai, Japanese swimmer
- Junko Sawamatsu, Japanese retired tennis player
- Junko Shigemitsu, Japanese-American physicist
- Junko Shimakata, Japanese voice actress
- Junko Tabei, first woman to climb Mt. Everest
- Junko Takeuchi, Japanese voice actress
- Junko Tanaka, Japanese synchronized swimmer
- Junko Torikai, Japanese former swimmer
- Junko Yagami, Japanese singer-songwriter
- Junko Yaginuma, Japanese former figure skater
- Junko Yamakawa, Japanese alpine skier
- Junko Yasui, Japanese professional golfer
- Junko Yoshioka, New York City-based fashion designer
- Jungo Morita, Japanese former volleyball player
Fictional characters
- Junko Enoshima, character and the main antagonist of the "Hope's Peak Academy" arc in Danganronpa
- Junko Hattori, character in the light novel series Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou
- Junko Kaname, character from the anime series Puella Magi Madoka Magica
- Junko Konno,, character from the MAPPA idol anime series Zombie Land Saga
- Junko Mochida, minor character in the hentai anime series Bible Black
- Junko Saotome, character from Nana
- Junko Asagiri, character from Desert Punk
- Junko Takei, character from Strike Witches
- Junko Wallop, character in the animated television series Storm Hawks
- Junko, character in Legacy of Lunatic Kingdom from Touhou Project
- Ibara Junko, character in ''Megatokyo''