Tsu, Mie
Tsu is a city on central Japan’s Ise Bay. Ojo Park includes the ruins of Tsu Castle, and has cherry blossoms in spring. Mie Prefectural Art Museum exhibits modern Japanese painting, plus and works by Chagall and Dalí. The MieMu museum has a prehistoric stegodon skeleton and other natural history exhibits. To the west, Sakakibara Onsen is a hot spring resort mentioned in the 11th-century "Pillow Book of Sei Shōnagon." ― Google
People born in Tsu (First 49 people) - Page 18
Yutaka Gotō
Japanese manga artist
Hirokazu Suemitsu
Japanese architect
Shusaku Nagae
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Panasonic
Keisuke Sawada
Baseball player
Tadayoshi Sakurai
Japanese author
The Seiji
Japanese manga artist
Tetsuo Anzai
Japanese translator
Keisuke Senda
Baseball player
Akihisa Shiozaki
Japanese attorney
Okitane Usui
Japanese executive
Rising Hayato
Japanese professional wrestler
Jun Shiozaki
Japanese Politician
takashi nishimoto teams coached
Japanese baseball coach
Noriko Aota
Japanese tarento
Akiyama Saneyuki
Armed force officer
Mika Saiki
Japanese beach volleyball player
Shiho Niiyama
Japanese voice actress
Aki Kondo
Japanese illustrator
Kiyoshi Isshiki
Japanese journalist
Tomohiro Anraku
Baseball pitcher
Shunrō Oshikawa
Japanese author
Ippen
Sadayoshi Fujimoto
Japanese baseball manager
Teruko Hino
Japanese singer
Kotomi Yamane
Japanese professional shogi player
Arata Tendo
Japanese novelist
Hideki Miyauchi
Japanese politician
Loveli
Japanese fashion model
Atsuko Okada
Japanese boxer
Hekigodō Kawahigashi
Japanese writer
Itsuki Natsui
Japanese poet
Katsutsugu Sekiya
Japanese politician
Kazuhito Watanabe
Japanese football player
Michiko Abe
Japanese announcer
Mitsuru Fujiwara
Baseball player
Aki Yuino
Japanese announcer
Radio Wada
Japanese cartoonist
Seigo Tarucha
Japanese physicist
Shigeki Sano
Japanese baseball player
Taihei Ogawa
Japanese author
Kiyoshi Saeki
Film director
Shikazō Yano
Takayuki Mori
Japanese professional wrestler
Kazue Shōda
Japanese statesman
Tetsu Yano
Japanese fiction writer
Takashi Onishi
Japanese teacher
Mitsutoshi Tokunaga
President of Osaka University of Economics
