Uzumaki is Japanese and means spiral as you know Japanese is quite vague but from the context uzumaki could refer to quite a few ridiculous and uncanny things.
As you know eventually the grove on a DVD is a vortex. People can have a snake in their head or even too many of them.
Relationships between people can be uzumaki like.
There is a cartoon animation and a movie personally I've only watched the trailer but found it considerable.
Kotjebi is a north korean slang word for a kind of street kids that does exist in any country.
They consider daily survival on the streets and urban structures as more enjoyable than with their family, they
got beaten or their family is even dead already. Many of them simply die young, and some of them
sell off themselves others live inside bins or commit crimes.
Their internment in camps in the past often has caused dead also. In Sweden and England some 200
years ago they were put into workhouses when caught...
Ryusei literally means falling star, what youd usually refer to as a meteorite you see lightening up in the sky.
It is a japanese male name too.
Akira is quite an ordinary japanese name buts famous for the Akira cartoon animation> while it is a fictional plot,
and the cartoon books somehow refer to the US occupation, many of the scenes communicate specifics about the japanese.