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People named Kotono are beautiful. They always have plenty of jokes up their sleeve and are always considerate. Over text they can be great, but in person be prepared for some awkwardness.
Look at that Kotono over there! Isn’t she beautiful?
kotono by Beespohk8 February 2, 2020
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Translates directly to "small things"; Japanese word that refers to knickknacks, small accessories, charms, pouches, etc, often of a cute or kitsch nature.

Also, the name of a town in Mie prefecture, Japan.

Not to be confused with "kimono" (class of traditional Japanese garments).
"I found an awesome cellphone pouch at that new komono store in Umetsubo town."

"I love to collect mushroom-themed komono."
komono by Quex November 14, 2009
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Kotoko Utsugi 

Kotoko Utsugi is a long pink-haired girl from Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra
Despair Girls, who loves peeled chestnuts and hates unpeeled chestnuts. She plays the fighter role in the Warriors of Hope and loves girly things. She hates the word "Gentle" and her Li'l Ultimate is Drama.
Don't ever say the word "Gentle" to Kotoko Utsugi..
Kotoko Utsugi by ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ October 17, 2020
Term to describe/address Nisei from the mainland United States, as opposed to buddha head for Hawaii Nisei.

It has several origin stories: "the sound of a mainland Nisei's head hitting the ground after a fight with a buddhahead, "the hollow sound made when a coconut hits the head of a mainland Japanese American, indicating an empty head," "the sound of a thump to a very hard or hollow head," "the sound made by coal being shoveled into pot-bellied stoves by these Mainland Japanese-Americans when they were assigned to housekeeping detachments at Army Posts," "the sound produced by the heads of two Mainland Nisei being knocked together." The term undoubtedly also derives in part from the Japanese language sound effect "koton" for a thumping sound. It is still used today.
The kotonks and buddha heads clashed with each other during World War II, but eventually learned to work together.

See where that Japanese boy stay? Drop one nut on his head and it going sound like "kotonk". Dat's wea da kine originate.
kotonk by Sapphire Eon April 16, 2019
A gentle, beautiful, and highly dangerous woman. Someone who is soft but strikes with terrifying precision. Never around but always there to fix shit. Ominous, as if they could talk to spiders. Big mom energy, everyone either loves them or fears them. Highly likely to be a closet arsonist and a torture artist.
-Man the school bully's locker was just set on fire, did a Kotone finally come?
-Damn I want to meet her.

-Why are you not talking to Kotone? She's such a caring person. She baked me cookies.

-Sorry man, Kotone used to strangle me in a jiu jitsu chokehold in the parking lot for making my mom worry. I can't meet her without getting cold sweat.
Kotenok comes from word kot

You can call people dear to your heart.
You can call it children, boyfriends and girlfriends.
Matthew, you are my kotenok forever.

Kotenok your kisses make my heart melt.
Kotenok by miss nova December 29, 2011

Katsura Kotonoha 

extra epic sexy big booba shy gurl
Makoto: Sorry I was late I was doing Katsura Kotonoha
Katsura Kotonoha: It's okay bae I'm Katsura Kotonoha
Makoto: Katsura Kotonoha nooooo!
Sekai: Haha Katsura Kotonoha you're being banged by my boyfriend!
Katsura Kotonoha by NoPlayer69 December 15, 2022
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