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THough with the same sound, a Japanese name in katakana and the same sound written in kanji are considered to be two different names, so it may not be that simple. - If the child is in Japanese "koseki" and you are talking about changing the name on "koseki," I believe it involves application to the family court. - If the child is in "alien registration" in Japan, and you are talking about being able to use a kanji version of the name, so to say, *probably* you could go to the city hall and register an "alias" on the alien registration. But I'm not sure.
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