Kita
Kita sprawls north from the bustling transport hub of Sapporo Station to a dense shopping district known for electronics stores selling camera gear and high-tech gadgets. Popular walking trails run along the Shin River and through the leafy grounds of Hokkaido University, which houses a popular museum of natural history. Trendy cafes, casual noodle shops, and izakaya pubs fill up with students and commuters. ― Google
People born in Kita (First 49 people) - Page 15
Sohei Nihi
Member of the House of Councillors of Japan
shoichi koga
Japanese writer
Sakon Sō
Japanese poet
Takumi Miyoshi
Baseball infielder
Ayumi Ogasawara
Japanese curler
Mari Motohashi
Japanese curler
Kazuhiko Akiyama
Masseur
Yumie Funayama
Japanese curler
Mika Konaka
Japanese curler
Kohsuke Hirata
Japanese olympic athlete
Hiroshi Imai
Japanese teacher
Ayumu Gunji
Japanese professional wrestler
Yasuto Honda
Former football player
Ashihei Hino
Japanese writer
Hideyo Amamoto
Japanese actor
Daigo Matsui
Japanese screenwriter
Yoko Ayukawa
Model
Noel Loomis
Author
Ōshio Kenji
Former rikishi
Kenta Satake
Japanese professional baseball player
Sanae Ueda
Japanese announcer
Noriko Watanabe
Japanese actress
Suzuki Matsuo
Japanese theatre director
Kosuke Suzuki
Japanese actor
YOSHIAKI OHUCHI
Japanese singer
Rintaro Ogata
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Kana Harada
Actress
Yoshinori Suematsu
Japanese Politician
Takamitsu Io
Baseball player
Kenichi Nakata
Baseball pitcher
Yasuhide Saeki
Japanese novelist
Yoshimi Ozaki
Japanese runner
Takashi Miura
Japanese boxer
Torajirō Saitō
Japanese film director
Tatsuzō Ishikawa
Japanese author
The Sxplay
Japanese singer
Mitsu Dan
Japanese actress
Kyôko Nagaoka
Japanese announcer
Manabu Terata
Japanese Politician
Michiko Fujiwara
Japanese hairdresser
Shizuka Terata
Japanese Politician
Sakurako Mukogawa
Japanese olympic athlete
Yuichi Takahashi
Athletics competitor
Mariko Mitsui
Japanese author
Seita Satō
Announcer
Yūki Yonai
Japanese seiyu
Shun Imamura
Japanese volleyball player
