Toki is a Japanese female name that holds the beautiful meaning of "Time Of Opportunity." This name is deeply rooted in Japanese culture and carries a sense of auspiciousness and potential. In addition to its significance as a given name, Toki appears in various contexts such as the Toki clan, a samurai clan in Japan, and as the title of a leader of the Mapuche people in Chile during times of war. Notably, it is also the name of places in Japan and Poland, a character in popular anime and fictional works, as well as the title of a song and a train service in Japan. Furthermore, Toki holds cultural significance as the Japanese name for the Crested ibis and is associated with other diverse entities such as whiskey, apple varieties, and even a language created in 2001.