Yokohama
Yokohama, a Japanese city south of Tokyo, was one of the first Japanese ports opened to foreign trade, in 1859. It contains a large Chinatown with hundreds of Chinese restaurants and shops. It's also known for Sankei-en Garden, a botanical park containing preserved Japanese residences from different eras, and the seaside Minato Mirai district, site of the 296m Landmark Tower.
People born in Yokohama (First 49 people) - Page 11
Kei Komuro
Misa Matsushima
Military personnel
Mitsuru Meike
Japanese film director
Renshi Yamaguchi
Japanese football player
Atsuko Asahi
Composer
Ganari Takahashi
Reiko Hiroshima
Japanese novelist
Masashi Okuyama
Eisuke Tachikawa
Japanese designer
Naruhiro Gonpa
Yukari Nishio's husband
Li-Mei Chiang
Japanese actress
Ryōji Tatezawa
Athlete
Otto Illies
German painter
Shunkay
Singer
Tomoru Honda
Japanese swimmer
Atsushi Ikeda
Musical artist
Tomitoku Shū
Chef
Roger Sherman Loomis
American author
Koto
Musical instrument
Yoshitaka Komori
Football player
Kentaro Masuda
Japanese tennis player
Tobira Oda
Manga artist
Gong Peng
Yuki Matsui
Guitarist
Takao Nozomi
Musical artist
Eitaro Matsuda
Japanese footballer
KADOTA KAZUO
Japanese author
George Yanagi
Musical artist
Yuya Takagi
Japanese footballer
Tsugutoshi Oishi
Japanese footballer
Andy Hiraoka
Boxer
Junji Kurata
Film director
Mikio Watanabe
Visual artist
Toshio Nakatani
Television producer
Reiko Nakamura
Japanese Olympic swimmer
Chiho Fujii
Actress
Akiko Ohku
Japanese film director
Yōko Kiku
Japanese actress
Raymond J. Carroll
American statistician
Hiroyuki Ikawa
Olympic athlete
Rinzo Kaji
Japanese television producer
Tsubasa Koura
Japanese professional boxer
Takeshi Motoyoshi
Former football player
Sumiko Hennessy
Social worker
reiya toa yūki mao
Musical artist
Kota Sakurai
Japanese footballer
Kota Sumi
Japanese baseball player