Shizuoka Prefecture
Shizuoka, a Japanese prefecture on central Honshu's Pacific coast, is home to 3,776m-tall Mt. Fuji, Japan's highest peak. Within this iconic volcano's foothills are the ancient Fujisan Hongu Sengen shrine and the Shiraito and Otodome waterfalls. Fuji itself, crossed with trails, is a major hiking destination. To the south, the Izu Peninsula is known for its beaches, such as Shimoda, and onsen (hot spring) resorts.
People born in Shizuoka Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 1
Kousuke Yamashita
Japanese composer
Toshiyuki Kusuda
Voice actor
Naoyuki Kinoshita
Japanese art historian
Yuki Oshitani
Japanese football player
Takuma Yokota
Japanese cartoonist
Tomoyuki Oda
Baseball player
Makoto Wakatabe
Japanese lyricist
Kotomi Takahata
Japanese tennis player
Tatsuya Aoshima Musician
Japanese announcer
Barasui
Japanese manga artist
Kentarō Genma
Japanese politician
Ken Fujita
Former football player
Nobuhiro Itō
Japanese athlete
Nobuhiro Nakayama
Legal counsel
Botan Hayashiya
Rakugoka
Erika Uchiyama
Japanese announcer
Reiko Komoda
Japanese announcer
Ryosuke Koike
Actor
Tadayuki Satō
Takayoshi Amma
Former football player
Takumi Morikawa
Former football player
Tatsuya Hirakawa
Musical artist
Toshiyuki Shikata
Japanese critic
Yuji Fujimoto
Japanese Politician
Yuki Shikawa
Japanese cartoonist
YUKO NAKAMICHI Musician
Japanese pianist
Motoji Hanamura
Professional shogi player
Takeda Nobuyoshi
Tokugawa Ieyasu's son
Hidenori Iwasaki
Musical composer
Izumi Suzuki
Japanese actor
Mokutaro Kinoshita
Japanese author
Getters Iida
Tarento
Takehiro Honda
Japanese pianist
Haruka Sugiura
Kayo Matsumoto
Japanese announcer
Sonoko Yamagata
Announcer
Shunya Isaka
Actor
Taiki Tsuchiya
Naoko Ken
Japanese singer
Yurina Hase
Japanese voice actress
Tsutomu Shida
Japanese businessperson
Yoshioka Yayoi
Physician
Shigeru Kondoh
Volleyball player
Wakana Izumi
Japanese singer-songwriter
Noriko Nakayama
Japanese badminton player
Wataru Yashiro
Japanese professional shogi player
Mika Sakamoto
Actress
