Ine
Ine is a town located in Yosa District, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is famous for wooden fishing houses called "Funaya", selected as Groups of Traditional Buildings. The Tango Peninsula was a trade route from Eurasian Continent to Kyoto. Fishing and sightseeing are main industries now.
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Fueled by Ramen
Record label
Wing Zone
Restaurant company
Artificial Studios
Computer game company
Azzedine Alaïa
Tunisian couturier
Ernest Gallo
American businessman
Helen Gardiner
Canadian activist
Islamic Jihad Movement in Palestine
Lyceum of the Philippines University - Cavite
Henrik I. Christensen
Danish roboticist
Adolph von Hansemann
German businessman and banker
Herman Gesellius
Architect
Nick Binedell
Gilbert of Sempringham
Gerhard Schröder
Former Chancellor of Germany
Peter Schwartz
American futurist
Lawrence Wilkinson
American writer
Napier Collyns
Yuri Neyman
Russian-American cinematographer
Leonard Ho
Film producer
Ogata Kōan
Japanese physician
Eric Wickman
Swedish executive
George Nissen
American inventor
Ben Lerer
Chief Executive Officer of Thrillist Media Group
Archibald McIndoe
New Zealand plastic surgeon
Anne Rudloe
Taizo Son
Japanese entrepreneur
Carl Woermann
Adolph Woermann's father
Hakim Mohammed Said
Hakim Said
James David Zellerbach
American businessman
Rasmus Paludan
Danish-Swedish politician
Paludan
Danish-Swedish politician and lawyer
Fletcher Dragge
American guitarist
Brian Hart
British race car driver
Stewart Mackinnon
Film producer
Gerard Adriaan Heineken
Gerald D. Hines
American real estate developer
Chung Sze-yuen
Former Member of the Executive Council of Hong Kong
Yoram Globus
Israeli-American film producer
Isis Anchalee
Canadian engineer
Kristinn R. Thórisson
Icelandic researcher
Adiyanto Sumardjono
Executive producer
Gabriel Igbinedion
Business person
Mang Inasal
Fast food restaurant company
Robin Hackl
Visual effects supervisor
Dennis Bakke
American businessperson
Jodee Rich
Australian businessman
