The Japanese surnames that pronounce akama are mainly "AKAMA" and "Akama". As for miki, Japanese women use the word "Miki" more often, so I guess AKAMA MIKI may be written as Miki Miki. Or Miki Akama. Of course, there are Japanese people who directly label Miキ with katakana (pronounced MIKI), but AKAMA will definitely have Chinese characters. The above is because her father is Japanese (every word in Japanese can be pronounced in romanization). That is, it is marked like Chinese pinyin, so the name is also marked directly) I hope it can help you