Japanese Password List Updated [cracked]

sakura (cherry blossom), sushi , ninja , samurai , fuji .

A 2026 survey by Trend Micro found that a staggering 84.3% of Japanese users admit to reusing passwords across multiple accounts, up slightly from 83.8% in 2023. This reveals a dangerous normalization of poor security hygiene that cybercriminals actively exploit.

: The list is peppered with Japanese words written in Roman letters (romaji). japanese password list updated

Sakura$2025!Edo

Combinations involving the Reiwa ( reiwa ), Heisei ( heisei ), or Showa ( showa ) eras followed by a year (e.g., reiwa2026 ). sakura (cherry blossom), sushi , ninja , samurai , fuji

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Curated "Japanese Common Passwords" database : The list is peppered with Japanese words

: Pronounced Go-Ku-Rou-San (Thank you for your hard work). 39 : Pronounced San-Kyuu (Thank you). 893 : Pronounced Ya-Ku-Za (Yakuza / gangster).

Examples might include: