Saitama Prefecture
Saitama Prefecture is part of the Greater Tokyo area. In Saitama City, the Railway Museum traces rail history from the steam engines to bullet trains. Kawagoe city is known for well-preserved Edo-era buildings. West, the 3 Kuroyama Santaki falls cascade down mountains. Chichibu city is home to the 34 Buddhist temples of the Kannon Pilgrimage. Near Kinsho Temple, the Iwadatami rock formations line the Arakawa River.
People born in Saitama Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 1
Katsuhisa Otsuka
Japanese businessperson
Ryosuke Kawanabe
Japanese football player
Kumiko Otsuka
Representative Director of Otsuka Kagu Ltd
Naomichi Suzuki
Politician
Hiroko Ida
Yuki Hada
AEKA
Japanese singer-songwriter
Teruo Aida
Japanese baseball player
Otokichi Mikami
Film writer
Kenji Hasegawa
Japanese announcer
Asada Nobuoki
Rin Ogawa
Actress
Hiroko Konishi
Japanese voice actress
Toru Chishima
Former football player
Takahiro Kuniyoshi
Japanese football player
Keita Watanabe
Japanese short track speed skater
Ruka Ishikawa
Japanese actor
Ayano Nodasawa
Japanese professional shogi player
Daisuke Ban
Japanese actor
Go Matsumoto
Japanese professional baseball player
Kazuki Kaneshiro
Novelist
Yoko Bito
Japanese professional wrestler
Takayuki Hamatsu
Actor
Misako Miyahara
Olympic athlete
Motohiro Ōno
Japanese Politician
Hiroyuki Unno
Japanese referee
Toge Keiko
Japanese singer
MISATO
Radio personality
Aya Onoe
Genba Hirayanagi
Japanese professional wrestler
Kenjiro Tsuruoka
Professional baseball player
Masamitsu Hirano
Baseball pitcher
Noboru Shinoda
Cinematographer
Honami Mizuochi
Olympic athlete
Kosuke Kikuchi
Japanese football player
Kazuya Motoyanagi
Japanese baseball player
Pierre Nakano
Musician
Kengo
Tomokazu Wakai
Manabu Hara
Wrestler
Yasuyoshi Sekiguchi
Ichi Orihara
Japanese novelist
Hisanori Nishitani
Japanese baseball player
Hideyoshi Ohtake
Baseball player
Makoto Kakegawa
Former football player
Megumi Oshima
Japanese long-distance runner
Reo Kurosawa
Japanese professional shogi player
