Yuriko is a Japanese name with origins in the Chinese character yu (), meaning 'lily' or 'jade', and ko (), meaning 'child' or 'offspring'. In traditional Japanese culture, lilies symbolize purity and innocence.
In Japan, Yuriko is often given to girls born during the spring equinox, as it is considered a auspicious name for new life. The name has also been used in Buddhist and Shinto rituals to invoke good fortune and prosperity.
People named Yuriko are known for their gentle nature, kindness, and nurturing qualities, often making them excellent caregivers and educators.
Yuriko remains a popular name in Japan and is also gaining popularity globally due to its unique charm and cultural significance.