For example, we like the names Ren (蓮/廉) & Touka (藤香). Could we create the
name, Rentouka, combining the two?
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I Want To Give My Children Japanese Names, As I Will Naturalize Myself Soon, Can I Use Jinmeiyō Kanji To Create ANY Name?
There is no rule regarding how to combine jinmeiyō/jōyō kanji to create a
name. So technically and legally speaking, 蓮藤香 and 廉藤香 are valid names, simply
because they consist only of jinmeiyō/jōyō kanji. I'm sure a local office will
not refuse this name.

However, of course that does not mean every kanji combination is **natural**.
(Vrleio is a legally valid English name but that does not mean it's as natural
as Oliver, right?) Judging whether a certain name is good or bad is a
subjective matter, and is not within the scope of this site. At least, I'd say
蓮藤香 or 廉藤香 is unique and eye-catching.
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