A high school boy who was ashamed of his given name "Oji-sama" (Prince) has had his move to change it to the more traditional name "Hajime" legally endorsed by a family court.Hajime Akaike, 18, from the city of Kofu, west of Tokyo, said his effort would encourage other such people who find their given names peculiar. He urged prospective parents to think twice when naming their children amid a trend among Japanese parents to give so-called "kira-kira" (glittery) names with unusual readings.Among such names are unconventional ones inspired by anime characters such as "Pikachu" -- composed of…READ FULL ARTICLE