Nagasaki Prefecture
Nagasaki Prefecture, on the west coast of Japan's Kyushu Island, is known for volcanoes, forested offshore islands and hot-spring spas. The capital city, Nagasaki, was partly destroyed by atomic bomb in 1945, an event commemorated by its Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Museum. The city's missionary past is reflected in its 19th-century churches and Twenty-Six Martyrs Memorial, honoring 16th-century canonized martyrs.
People born in Nagasaki Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 1
Matsuoka Hakaru
Japanese conductor
Hiroto Inoue
Olympic athlete
Saki Murayama
Novelist
SHIKATA
Composer
Eken Mine
Japanese actor
Takumi Nagayasu
Manga artist
Anju Mira
Japanese actress
Seibo Kitamura
Japanese sculptor
Nobuaki Fukuda
Voice actor
Shion Miyawaki
Nizou Yamamoto
Film art director
Chiharu Taira
Japanese actor
Hirotaka Tameda
Japanese association football player
Junpei Fujita
Japanese composer
Masakazu Yoshioka
Japanese football player
Chuko Hayakawa
Japanese attorney
Monari Wakita
Akemi Yoshimura
Japanese mangaka
WATANABE Wataru
Japanese comics artist
Kazuhiro Nakata
Japanese voice actor
Takuma Shikayama
Japanese football player
Ōmura Sumitada
Chieko Oda
Japanese gymnast
Daichi Sasaki
Japanese professional shogi player
Kensuke Satou
TV actor
Kunihiko Takahashi
Fukuchi Gen'ichirō
Japanese critic
Mari Okabe
Tarento
Ryoma Yamamoto
Japanese athlete
Sayuri Furukawa
Japanese seiyu
Takeshi Nakashima
Former football player
Ami Nanase
Japanese actor
Takashi Oshibuchi
Tomoe Koyanagi
Japanese japanese idol
Yuichiro Hirata
Actor
Yuki Yamabe
Actress
Maiko Kazama
Japanese actress
Manabu Matsuse
Japanese rugby union player
Masato Taura
Shinsuke Kimura
Tamotsu Fujino
Chizuru Kotō
Japanese volleyball player
Paul Aijirō Yamaguchi
Hantaro Nagaoka
Japanese physicist
Araki Jippo
Japanese painter
Marina de Omura
Nun
Fumiko Tanikawa
Japanese cartoonist
