Saito and Seto are common Japanese surnames. “Saito” (斉藤, 斉人) typically means “wisteria” (藤) and can imply “the wisteria man” or someone from the wisteria area, as “sai” (斉) can also mean “together” or “equal.” On the other hand, “Seto” (瀬戸) usually translates to “strait” or “narrow water,” referring to a geographical feature, often indicating someone who lives near a strait or a channel. Both names are representative of Japanese naming conventions, often tied to nature or geographic locations. They can serve as family names and sometimes as given names, and are commonly found in various cultural contexts within Japan.
The relationship between Saito Shinji and Seto Saori has come under scrutiny due to Saito's scandal involving inappropriate behavior. Seto Saori has deleted references to Saito as "Papa" on social…