is a feminine Japanese given name.
Written forms Kiyoko can be written many ways using different kanji characters. Some versions of the name are: , meaning "pure child" , meaning "rejoice-child" , meaning "rejoice, gift child" , meaning "rejoice, ocean child" , meaning "undefiled child", "virtuous child". , meaning "sacred child".
People Hayley Kiyoko (: born Hayley Kiyoko Alcroft), an American actress, singer-songwriter, musician, and dancer , Japanese manga artist , Empress consort of Japan as the consort of Emperor Sutoku , Japanese former First Lady of Japan, wife of Yasuo Fukuda , Japanese former volleyball player , Japanese professional wrestler Kiyoko Ishiguro (1901–2015), Japanese supercentenarian Kiyoko Matsumoto (), who committed suicide by jumping into the crater of Mount Mihara in 1933, starting a trend in Japan , Japanese politician , Japanese writer , Japanese former professional tennis player , Japanese sprinter , Japanese judge , Japanese politician and gymnast , Japanese animator and director , Japanese visual effects director and film producer , Japanese marathon runner , Japanese athlete , Japanese enka singer and actress , Japanese scholar
Fictional characters named Kiyoko Kiyoko (, aka Number 25), a character in the Japanese Manga, Akira Kiyoko Yamaguchi, kayfabe wife of WWE manager Wally Yamaguchi Kiyoko (aka Komori /bat/), a character in the Japanese horror film Suicide Club Kiyoko Madoka, a character from the manga series Gilgamesh and its anime adaption Kiyoko, a character in the Japanese anime film Tokyo Godfathers Kiyoko Shimizu, a character in the Japanese anime Haikyuu!!
Other The written form , meaning "sacred child," is famously read as "Seiko," which is commonly associated with Japanese singer Seiko Matsuda