Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan’s busy capital, mixes the ultramodern and the traditional, from neon-lit skyscrapers to historic temples. The opulent Meiji Shinto Shrine is known for its towering gate and surrounding woods. The Imperial Palace sits amid large public gardens. The city's many museums offer exhibits ranging from classical art (in the Tokyo National Museum) to a reconstructed kabuki theater (in the Edo-Tokyo Museum). ― Google
People born in Tokyo (First 49 people) - Page 149
Yuna Mizumoto
Japanese stripper
Yua Kisaki
Masanori Naitō
Japanese teacher
Shiori Sakura
Movie actress
Yoshino Mayumi
Japanese actor
Yōko Nagazumi
Japanese historian
Beni Itoh
Actress
Yuriko Katō
Chihiro Sakurai
Voice actress
Gajin
Japanese singer
Yumiko Ishiguro
Japanese biographer
Ayumi Takamune
Japanese actor
Tomomi Kuribayashi
Actress
Toshiharu Takeuchi
Japanese impresario
Naoo Harada
Japanese critic
Sachiko Segawa
Japanese Violinist
Aiko Miyawaki
Japanese Sculptor
Nobuyoshi Kikuchi
Sadatoshi Tomioka
Shin'ichirō Suzuki
Japanese record producer
Tets Ohnari
Japanese sculptor
Tetsu Kikuchi Musician
Musician
Kōsai Sekine
Film director
Hideyoshi Hirayama
Japanese politician
Kazuo Yamaguchi
Japanese sociologist
Miai Kobato
Mikio Hiramatsu
Japanese translator
Nao Hirosue
Japanese film actor
Reiko Suzuki
Japanese voice actress
reiko hayashi
Japanese historian
Satoru Oki
Japanese football player
Takeshi Fukuzawa
Japanese industrialist
Yoshishige Kozai
Japanese philosopher
Ayami Sema
Musical artist
Sayo Saruta
Japanese lawyer
Yoko Amano
Japanese announcer
Hiroaki Tanaka
Former football player
Kazuo Uno
Japanese announcer
Anna Kobayashi
Andō Kō
Japanese Violinist
Yuri Yasuda
Japanese businesswoman
Akiko Ôsawa
Newscaster
Kohei Matsushita
Actor
Saki Kōzai
Shino Okamura
Japanese music critic
Minako Fujishiro
Actress
Yusuke Aoki
Japanese rugby union player
