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Yes, it is the name. the Saki used there is "penisula" or "promontory", similar to the one used in  artist name "Ayumi hamasaki" which hamasaki means beach's penisula/promontory. The ayumi itself has no literal meaning, could be a simple naming fix for 'girly' name. However, if translated directly means "historical / legendary" or just simply "history"

The hamanbo could be referring to a mascot used by one of JPN marine culture center which of course is a sunfish (mola). Otherwise, the "Ha" part could have other meaning.

Thus if the name fully translated, it could be "legendary penisula sunfish"