Kenzo in Japanese means several things, depending on the kanji characters that is used.
Although the most common meaning of Kenzo in Japanese is "healthy, three" or "wise, three," although it generally implies wisdom, strength, creation and vitality, which reflects positive aspirations for health, prosperity and intelligence.
Kenzo in Japanese is also famously associated with the fashion brand by Kenzo Takada.
Common meanings of the word Kenzo in Japan depending on the characters or Kanji used include.
健三 (Kenzo): "Healthy/Strong" (健 - ken) + "Three" (三 - zo/san).
賢三 (Kenzo): "Wise/Intelligent" (賢 - ken) + "Three" (三 - zo/san).
建造 (Kenzō): "Build/Create" (建造).
健蔵 (Kenzō): "Healthy/Storehouse" (健蔵).
As for the cultural significance of the Japanese word Kenzo it can mean.
Aspirational qualities in which parents often choose Kenzo hoping that children will embody vitality, creativity and intelligence.
For balance, Kenzo reflects a balance between power, artistry and physical vigor/intelligence.
And for fashion, the name Kenzo gained international fame, through designer Kenzo Takada and his luxury fashion house, Kenzo.