Rokurō

Rokurō is a traditional Japanese given name. The name is formed from the kanji 六 (roku) meaning 'six' and 郎 (rō) meaning 'son'. Historically, it was common in Japan to name children based on their birth order, especially sons. Names like Ichirō (first son), Jirō (second son), Saburō (third son), Shirō (fourth son), Gorō (fifth son), and Rokurō (sixth son) were prevalent. This naming convention helped to identify a child's position within the family structure.

While less common in modern Japan due to changing naming trends and smaller family sizes, these traditional numerical names still carry a sense of heritage and can occasionally be found. The 'rō' suffix itself is a very old and common component in Japanese male names, signifying a son or a man, and often implying a sense of strength or masculinity.