Kumamoto
Kumamoto is a city on the Japanese island of Kyushu. Kumamoto Castle dates back to the 17th century. On the castle grounds is the reconstructed Honmaru Goten Palace with its ornate reception rooms and murals. Kumamoto Prefectural Museum of Art shows both European works and Edo-period prints. Southeast of the city center is Suizenji Garden, a Japanese landscape garden with a central pond, created in the 1630s.
People born in Kumamoto (First 49 people) - Page 10
Tokutomi Sohō
Japanese journalist
Shintaro Shimada
Japanese football player
Shuhei Kamimura
Composer
Takezaki Suenaga
Maako Nakagami
Japanese actress
Yuko Kawakami
Japanese long-distance runner
Kawano Yūko
Kajin
Chimei Hamada
Visual artist
Kozo Murashita
Japanese singer-songwriter
Hisashi Eguchi
Japanese manga artist
Kenjirō Tokutomi
Japanese writer
Ken'ichi Tanigawa
Japanese novelist
Gan Tanigawa
Japanese poet
Kana Kurashina
Japanese actress
Shinya Ueda
Japanese comedian
Kotaro Otake
Japanese baseball player
Korokke Musician
Impressionist
Kaori Aoyama
Professional golfer
Akira Mutō
Kirinowaka Tarō
Wrestler
Yumi Ogata
Television personalities in japan
Koji Akiyama
Japanese baseball player
Kiyoura Keigo
Former Prime Minister of Japan
Joji Ikegami
Japanese football player
Nobuhiro Ishida
Japanese professional boxer
Shizo Kanakuri
Japanese runner
Fukuzō Nakayama
Masa Nakayama's husband
Hakushū Kitahara
Japanese poet
Rie Urata
Japanese athlete
Takashi Morieda
Photographer
Reizaburō Yanazuma
Actor
Hayato Sonoda
Long-distance runner
Riku Watanabe
Japanese baseball player
Kitasato Shibasaburō
Japanese physician
Mach Fumiake
Actress
Tetsushi Sakamoto
Former Minister of State for Special Missions of Japan
Masayoshi Yagami
Politician
Masafumi Yamamori
Baseball player
Eiko Nagashima
Japanese actress
Royal Kobayashi
Japanese boxer
Tomonori Maeda
Baseball player
Hayato Mizowaki
Baseball infielder
Makoto Izubuchi
Japanese comedian
Katsuhiro Ueo
Motorsports racing driver
Tajiri
Japanese professional wrestler
Kenichi Matsuoka
Professional baseball player
Kana Takeda
Japanese announcer
