実見子

Japanese

Kanji in this term
実	見	子
み Grade: 3	み Grade: 1	こ Grade: 1
kun'yomi

Alternative spelling
實見子 (kyūjitai)

Proper noun

実(み)見(み)子(こ) • (Mimiko)

(rare) a female given name
- 2016 September 14, “Ken-nai supōtsu [Local prefectural sports]”, in Yomiuri Shimbun:
  
  ◇女(◇じょ)子▽１(し ▽いち)位(い)トーナメント　〈１(いち)〉岡(おか)村(むら)歩(あゆ)美(み)（徳(とく)山(やま)）〈２(に)〉重(しげ)政(まさ)亜(あ)依(い)（聖(せい)光(こう)）▽２(▽に)位(い)トーナメント　〈１(いち)〉藤(ふじ)田(た)実(み)見(み)子(こ)（徳(とく)山(やま)高(こう)専(せん)）〈２(に)〉仲(なか)子(こ)桃(もも)加(か)（徳(とく)山(やま)商(しょう)工(こう)）
  ◇joshi ▽ichī tōnamento 〈ichi〉Okamura Ayumi (Tokuyama)〈ni〉Shigemasa Ai (Seikō) ▽nī tōnamento 〈ichi〉Fujita Mimiko (Tokuyama Kōsen)〈ni〉Nakako Momoka (Tokuyama Shōkō)
  Women: Top rank tournament (1) Okamura Ayumi (Tokuyama), (2) Shigemasa Ai (Seiko); Second rank tournament: (1) Fujita Mimiko (Tokuyama Tech), (2) Nakako Momoka (Tokuyama Industrial)
- 2020 November 29, “‘Mito o genki ni’ no negai komete eki kita guchi shibafu hiroba (Mito) [Station north exit public lawn hopes to ‘energize Mito’]”, in Yomiuri Town News‎^[1]:
  
  市(し)内(ない)の吉(よし)田(だ)彩(あや)さんは、娘(むすめ)の実(み)見(み)子(こ)ちゃん（２(に)）と、散(さん)歩(ぽ)中(ちゅう)に見(み)に来(き)た。「娘(むすめ)は、この間(あいだ)パパとも見(み)に来(き)ていて、２(に)回(かい)目(め)。今(こん)回(かい)も大(おお)喜(よろこ)びです」と笑(え)顔(がお)だった。
  Shinai no Yoshida Aya-san wa, musume no Mimiko-chan (ni) to, sanpo chū ni mi ni kita. “Musume wa, kono aida papa to mo mi ni kite-ite, nikaime. konkai mo ōyorokobi desu” to egao datta.
  Local Ms. Yoshida Ayu, with her daughter Mimiko (2), came to see it on their walk. “My daughter came before to see it with daddy, so this is the second time. This time again she really enjoyed it,” she smiled.
- 2021 February 25 (last accessed), “Profile”, in Spica Eigo coaching‎^[2], archived from the original on February 25, 2021:
  
  Spica(スピカ)の英(えい)語(ご)コーチ、MIMI(ミミ)こと、肥(ひ)後(ご)実(み)見(み)子(こ)（ひごみみこ）です。英(えい)語(ご)コーチとして、全(ぜん)力(りょく)でサポートさせて頂(いただ)きますのでよろしくお願(ねが)いします！
  Supika no Eigo kōchi, Mimi koto, Higo Mimiko (Higo Mimiko) desu. Eigo kōchi toshite, zenryoku de sapōto sasete itadakimasu no de yoroshiku onegai shimasu!
  I am Spica English coach MIMI, Higo Mimiko. As an English coach, I am grateful to have the privilege of supporting you with all my might!