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Ōtani, also romanized as Otani, Ootani or Ohtani, is a Japanese surname meaning "large canyon". Notable people with the surname include:Mamiko Ohtani, Japanese basketball player; wife of
Shohei Ohtani , Japanese baseball player
Decoy Ohtani, his dog
Masutaro Otani, Japanese judo master
Robin Otani, British/Japanese judo teacher, son of Masutaro Otani
Tomio Otani, British/Japanese kendo master and swordsman, son of Masutaro Otani
Hayato Otani , Japanese footballer
Momoko Ohtani , Japanese wheelchair tennis player
Tomohisa Otani , Japanese baseball player and coach
Ikue Ōtani , Japanese voice actress
Otani Kikuzo , Japanese general
Kow Otani , Japanese composer
Ōtani Kōzui , Japanese Buddhist monk and explorer
Miho Otani , Japanese military officer
Sachiko Otani , Japanese volleyball player
Sachio Otani , Japanese architect
Shinjiro Otani , Japanese professional wrestler
Tomoya Ohtani , Japanese composer
Yoshiko Ohtani (1918–2000), Japanese religious leader
Ōtani Yoshitsugu , Japanese samurai and daimyō
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