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 160
Takehisa Udagawa
Japanese historian
Takao Kamakura
Japanese economist
Takako Aoki
Sayoko Yoneda
Yoshitatsu Nakano
Japanese pedagogue
Kentarō Murakawa
Hirotaka Hasegawa
Japanese historian
Hajime Kazamatsuri
Japanese psychiatrist
Haruhiko Tanaka
Osamu Kawabata
Japanese journalist
Kimio Suzuki
Japanese historian
Genʼichirō Fukawa
Japanese pedagogue
Mitsuo Kondo
Mitsusada Inoue
Japanese historian
Hirotoshi Kuge
Japanese teacher
Gō Koyama
Hiroshi Ōsone
Yoshiaki Yamamura
Japanese sociologist
Takehiko Tezuka
Japanese pedagogue
Hiroyuki Numata
Japanese philosopher
Yoshimaru Satō
Japanese historian
Noriko Kurushima
Japanese historian
Noriko Sugano
Takafusa Nakamura
Japanese economist
Kazuo Ōkōchi
Japanese economist
Kazuo Ōkuma
Japanese journalist
Masataka Suzuki
Japanese folklorist
Yoshinori Itokawa
Mitsuko Kojima
Ken Yokogawa
Japanese architect
Fujio Tagami
Japanese clinical psychologist
Motoko Satō
Japanese teacher
Yutaka Yamanaka
Nobuyoshi Yamamoto
Sadao Shimizu
Japanese teacher
Ikuro Anzai
Japanese teacher
Jun'ichi Kaneko
Japanese bureaucrat
Masaki Kamiura
Japanese engineer
Yoshiaki Nishida
Japanese historian
Ryūichi Shibuya
Japanese economic historian
Teiji Sakata
Morio Takeshita
Japanese lawyer
Shin'ichi Nomura
Toshio Honma
Japanese architect
Seiichiro Kuboshima
Japanese art critic
Satoshi Sakata
Japanese historian
Fumitaka Kurosawa
Historian