Hiroshima Prefecture
Hiroshima prefecture, on Japan's main island Honshu, is bordered by the Seto Inland Sea to the south and the Chūgoku mountains in the northwest. The capital, also called Hiroshima, is a modern city known for its Peace Memorial Park and Genbaku Dome, the surviving ruins from the only area building still standing after World War II's 1945 atomic bombing.
People born in Hiroshima Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 2
Aimi Ueda
Japanese tarento
Candy Okutsu
Japanese professional wrestler
DJ Georgia
Japanese musician
Doronzu Ishimoto
Japanese comedian
Hiroyuki Matsugashita
Musical artist
Nao Fujii
Japanese idol
Nozomi Yuzuriha
Japanese announcer
Hiroshi Ichikawa
Japanese cartoonist
Kazuhiro Nagao
Author
Kazutoshi Takahashi
Kazuyoshi Tokumoto
Keiko Hiraoka
Japanese singer-songwriter
Kenji Morinaga
Actor
Kenshin Chikano
Japanese professional wrestler
Kentaro Nobeoka
Business theorist
Kazuyoshi Yamamoto
Japanese baseball player
Makoto Yoshimori
Japanese composer
Masaru Kawasaki
Japanese conductor
Kenzo Oshima
Japanese diplomat
Michiko Komatsu
Momoko Ishida
Musician
Chika Uemura
Japanese tarento
Hiroshi Honda
Naoki Harada
Japanese footballer
Naoko Tomita
Japanese announcer
Ryoichi Yamaguchi
Actor
Saku, Nagano
City in Japan
Seicho Taniguchi
Author
Seitarō Mukai
Comedian
Shigemura, Yasuhiko
Japanese lyricist
Shinji Nishimura
Comedian
Shunichi Okamura
Film director
Mew Azama
Japanese model
Aya Ito
Announcer
Kanako Ogata
Tarento
Junko Kurihara
Japanese announcer
Takashi Tsushimi
Japanese composer
Yasuo Hasebe
Yoshinori Hirose
Professional baseball player
Yūgo Takeuchi
Professional shogi player
Yuria Seo
Yuzuru Nozu
Japanese physician
Tōdō Yoshimasu
Japanese physician
Hinano Okumoto
Japanese singer
Kyōko Tashiro
Japanese announcer
Shiori Kuwabara
Japanese announcer
Yurie Yoshida
Japanese model
