the name Kisuke

Does anyone know someone with the name Kisuke in the generation, or is Kisuke considered a weird name to have in this generation?

I personally do not know anyone named "Kisuke." Actually, any name with "-suke" sounds quite... dated.

You've read the other thread on the name, I assume?

See also: what does kisuke mean?
http://www.japan-guide.com/forum/quereadisplay.html?0+88417

Yes, a bit a weird name today.
But Japanese people have a big heart for names, so I can't say it's bad name if you have a strong preference for that name.

BTW, Ichiro sounds old-fashioned, too.
Suzuki Ichiro is John Doe in Japan!(lol
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ichiro_Suzuki

it's a nice name if you're 93 years old.

"Keisuke" is a typical boy's name but never heard "Kisuke" now and past.

There are many ways to right Keisuke, which one would be the most common way.

I have a friend named Kosuke, he's 78 years old.

"Kisuke," you already have a topic on this already posted. Why are you asking again?!

Keisuke or Kousuke sound not old-fashioned.

Kisuke is a common name using on historical plays. So maybe Japanese people image him as a person in Japan's Edo era.