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 10
Shōichirō Kami
Japanese novelist
Takao Hidaka
Mizue Hirono
Japanese writer
Minoru Nakazato
Kenichi Ito
Japanese guitarist
Ryō Ueda
Japanese illustrator
Masanori Arai
Japanese politician
Takumi Kobayashi
Japanese cartoonist
Kaori Yoshida
Hideki Sugioka
Announcer
Hideyuki Daichi Suzuki
Japanese composer
Shintaro Harada
Former football player
Ren Sengoku
Japanese football player
Michiyo Nakajima
Japanese actress
Yōko Honna
Japanese actress
Daisuke Iwase
President of LIFENET INSURANCE COMPANY
Junki Kano
Japanese basketball player
Maiko Kikuchi
Actress
Motoshi Ōkuma
Japanese professional wrestler
Noriko Inada
Japanese swimmer
Kanako Ida
Announcer
Tatsuyoshi Masubuchi
Professional baseball player
Chiyuki Aoi
Political scientist
Toshiyuki Tachikawa
Japanese singer
Mihoko Abukawa
Comedian
Tomio Kinoshita
Japanese baseball player
Kazushige Ura
Japanese rower
Hitomi Oikawa
Voice actress
Chiaki Kyan
Japanese gravure idol
Purittsu Matsumoto
Japanese mangaka
Mitsuo Iwata
Japanese voice actor
Yasuhisa Shioda
Gozo Shioda's son
Masaya Nozaki
Japanese football player
Hokutofuji Daiki
Bokuzen Hidari
Japanese actor
Amika Hattan
Japanese singer
NAOTO Musician
Violinist
Ayako Ichiyanagi
Announcer
Ran Watanabe
Japanese tarento
Masatoshi Onozuka
Japanese politician
Yasu Urano
Professional wrestler
Takahiro Sekine
Japanese footballer
Haruna Kojima
Japanese actress
Yasuzō Nojima
Japanese photographer
Keisuke Kato
Japanese actor
Shimabukuro Hiroshi
Yumi Kazama's ex-husband
Kuniyoshi Kaneko
Japanese painter
