真城

真城

"真城" (Mashiro) is a Japanese given name or surname that can mean "true castle" or "genuine fortress," depending on the context.

'真城' here is used as a surname, referring to a specific individual with a polite suffix 'さん' indicating respect.

真城さんは優しい人ですね。

Mr. Mashiro is a kind person.

'真城' in this sentence appears to be a place name or location that the speaker wishes to visit.

真城に行きたいですが、時間がありません。

I want to go to Mashiro, but I don't have time.

'真城' is used metaphorically as an adjective, possibly indicating 'sincerity' or 'truthfulness,' aligning with the kanji meanings for 'true' and 'castle.'

彼の真城な態度に感動しました。

I was moved by his sincere attitude.