Japan’s 25 most popular cat names soranews24.com

Japanese website Iris Pet recently completed its annual survey of Japan’s top cat names, in which 839 respondents gave the names of the collective 1,694 cats they own.
Yuki (meaning “Snow”)No doubt a popular choice for kitties with snow-white fur, like the one seen in the tweet above.
Maron (“Marron”)Marron, being the French word for “chestnut,” has enough foreign flare to propel it past the more domestic and mundane Kurumi in the battle of nut-derived cat names.
Kotetsu (“Small Iron”)This diminutive yet tough name was the number-three choice for male cats in the poll.
KaiThe masculine-sounding Kai tied for the number-one male cat name.