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Is Youjin [漾人] a real name?
Hello everyone, was doing some casual research about rare japanese names and stumbled upon the name 漾人 spelled “Youjin” in romaji. According to the publisher it means drifting person/nomad and I thought it sounded interesting, but as I was looking around the internet I couldn’t find any examples of a person with this exact name. The publisher asserted it was existing, but I’m not so sure now.
Can anyone confirm if this name exists? Might want to use it for a fictional story lol.