What are some uncommon, dark Japanese names?

What are some pretty but uncommon Japanese girl names?

• For my manga, I liked Sayuri a lot but it was used too much in the site I am in, second I liked Hikari but it's used too much too, same goes for Hotaru. I came up with Mayumi but it seems kinda... Girly or something, and Mayuri was okay but then I decided it was kinda weird. So I would like a pretty but uncommon Japanese girl name, mostly short ones like Mayu thanks. By the way the character is a singer.

• Answer:

  Katana (Sword, Sabre) (Japanese) (Ka-ton-ah, Kuh-than-uh, kuh-tana) Shika (As a Deer, Little Deer, Beautiful, Good, Excellent Intention) (Japanese) (Shee-ka, Shee-kah) Azumi (Safe Residence) (Japanese) (ah-ZOO-me) Maryflor / Mariflor (Mary/Mari: Star of the Sea, Bitter, Beloved, Loved, Beloved Lady, Japanese name meaning (depending on the kanji characters): truth, long distance, jasmine or ball. Flor: Flower, Blossoming, Charming, Derived from the Old French fleur (flower). Its use as a name in England began in the Middle Ages. It is rarely used as a given name in France, which prefers the names of saints and martyrs ) (English, Hebrew, Japanese, Latin, Welsh, French) (Mari: MAH-ree, MAHR-ee, Mary: MAIR-ree, Flor: FLOHR Combined: MAH-ree-FLOHR or MAIR-ree-FLOHR) Sakura (Cherry Blossom, Good, Cherry Tree, Cherry Tree Blossom) (Japanese) (sah-kur-ah, SAH-ker-uh) Naomi (My Pleasantness, Pleasant, Beautiful, Delightful, Beautiful Honesty) (Hebrew, Biblical, Japanese) (nay-OH-mee, nay-O-mee) Hope these help. - Cass