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 193
Jirō Aoyama
Art critic
Lilas Ikuta
Japanese singer
Eiko Otake
Dance artist
Akira Miura
Researcher
Yūya Watase
Businessperson
Tomoki Fujiwara
Actor
kang yu-mi
South Korean footballer
Honoka Kobayashi Musician
Singer
Ryūji Takei
Long-distance runner
Hiroko Tokita
Japanese animator
Hiromu Kurokawa
Japanese prosecutor
Tomifumi Godai
Japanese biographer
Hiroyuki Kawashima
Japanese agronomist
Yoshito Ohno
Japanese dancer
Kôtarô Kakimoto
Actor ‧ Tetsuo Kurata's son
Yūdai Natsume
Stage actor
Yū Hashimoto
Japanese historian
Rocky Aoki
Japanese-American wrestler
Takashi Fukumura
Politician
Kazumi Ishihara
Actor
Shirō Ise
Japanese teacher
Kinuko Ohmori
Musical artist
Ayaka Takata
Actress
Shungo Takasaki
Actor
Susumu Okada
Film critic
en'o ichikawa ii
Japanese kabuki actor
Endō Mitsunaga
Japanese monastic
Yutaka Tatsuno
Japanese translator
Akira the Hustler
Japanese artist
Masayuki Tanishima
Film producer
Yoshiaki Obara
Japanese educator
Reika Miwa
Actress
Momohime Kiyono Musician
Japanese singer
Minoru Sonoda
Rei Haneo
Actor
Punch Tominaga
Japanese professional wrestler
Masaji Watanabe
Musical artist
Yuta Saito Musician
Pianist
Naoshi Tsuda Musician
Japanese record producer
Maika Amemiya Musician
Musical artist
Ippei Shimizu
Football player
Shū Yamaguchi
Japanese writer
Kunihiko Hayakawa
Architect
Amisa Miyazaki
Gravure idol
Rie Ōhashi Musician
Japanese singer
Inomā Musician
Japanese musician
Osamu Minagawa Musician
Japanese singer
