Edo
Edo, Japonca dışındaki kaynaklarında Yedo, Yeddo, Yendo, Jedo olarak da geçmiştir. Japonya'nın bugünkü başkenti Tokyo'nun eski adıdır. 1603 yılında Edo Bakufu olarak adlandırılan askerî rejimi ilân edilene kadar imparatorun karargâhı ve politik başkenti Kyoto şehriydi.
People born in Edo (First 49 people) - Page 13
Hitori Saitō
Author
Kenta Nishimura
Japanese novelist
Masahiro Nishino
Baseball player
Naoki Umeda
Japanese actor ‧ Tsubasa Masuwaka's ex-husband
Sakura Miyajima
Japanese tarento
Taichi Suzuki
Director
Tomohiko Ishii
Film producer
Takayuki Takaguchi
Baseball shortstop
Tamotsu Shiiki
Japanese Politician
Yūsuke Koide
Musical artist
Hideo Ōnishi
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Hitori Saitou
Japanese entrepreneur
Tobizaru Masaya
Rikishi
Akimitsu Itoh
Baseball player
Shuto Kono
Japanese football player
Tetsuya Matsui
Japanese actor
Tetsuro Kasamatsu
Japanese child actor
Toshio Tabuchi
Japanese artist
Masaru Sueyoshi
Boxer
Roberto Piumini
Italian writer
Valentina Belotti
Gianmarco Busca
Vittorio Marniga
Politician
Herod the Great
King of Judea
Mel Held
American former baseball player
Denis Sassou Nguesso
President of Republic of the Congo
Antonio Palomares Vinuesa
Spanish Politician
J. Somavilla
Soccer player
Georgy Beregovoy
Soviet cosmonaut
Vlas Chubar
Revolutionary
Maxut Zhumayev
Larisa Malevannaya
Russian film actress
Boris Panyukov
Peter Fjodorovič Alferjev
Viktor Barannikov
Former Minister of Interior of the RSFSR
michail vladimirovitsj achmedov aleksandr jakovlevitsj antsoepov
Anatoli Zhelezniakov
Sergei Gavrilovich Simonov
Russian designer
Vincent Castell
French bobsledder
David Tall
Professor of mathematics
Herbert Paul
Writer
Talat Xhaferi
President of the Assembly of the Republic of North Macedonia
Elmer A. Morse
U.S. representative
Rodrigo Arenas Betancourt
Colombian sculptor
Enrique Gil Botero
Colombian politician
George W. Malone
American civil engineer
John Eplee
Kansas State Representative