Talk:Kyoko Hori/@comment-31216658-20170501143414/@comment-188.24.45.223-20190613195212

You should note that in Japanese if you have "ou" it means that the "o" is doubled. There is some variation in how people write that doubling using the roman alphabet, using either "ō", "ou" (which is the way you'd have it in hiragana)  or sometimes just "o" (which makes the pronounciation confusing).