Kita-ku
Kita is a bustling commercial district rising to a skyline of futuristic office towers. The Umeda Sky Building has a “floating garden” observation deck and a basement-level, 1920s-style dining village, Takimi Koji. Commuters and shoppers flow in and out of transport hub JR Osaka Station and its adjoining malls. The National Museum of Art, on the park-lined river island Nakanoshima, has works by Picasso and Foujita.
People born in Kita Ku (First 49 people) - Page 2
Tetsuzō Fukuzawa
Japanese author
Toshimitsu Kokido
Actor
Yuji Nakamura
Comedian
Yuji Miyahara
Former football player
Yuki Irie
Olympic athlete
Yūya Onaka
Baseball player
Hanae Shibata
Football player
Kayza
Musician
Yoshiaki Musician
Musician
Yasushi Haga
Kōsuke Morita
Japanese physicist
Mami Yasukochi
Art dealer
Hiroyuki Takeuchi
Announcer
Yoshifumi Kuwahara
Basketball player
引田香織
Japanese singer
Akihiro Nishimura
Former football player
Tsubasa Kitatsuru
Japanese cyclist
Satoshi Kutsuna
Physician
Masaaki Terada
Painter
Takeshi Seto
Japanese entrepreneur
Hidetoshi Fukagawa
Author
Yatsunori Shimaya
Japanese footballer
Megumi Hamada
Actress
Tomoki Ikemoto
Japanese footballer
Miho Hayashi
Actress
Toshiya Sueyoshi
Japanese former football player
Taeko Higashi
Screenwriter
Mutsuki Iwanaka
Voice actor
Keizo Morishita
Japanese painter
Shinichiro Takada
Manga artist
Katsumi Yamaguchi
Japanese manga artist
Ryō Maekawa
Japanese manga artist
Yasse Tabuchi
Artist
Shin'ya Ichijō
Japanese author
Hiroko Kusunoki
Japanese voice actress
Wakako Ikejiri
Japanese television presenter
Taisei Kido
Japanese actor
Naohiro Sugiyama
Japanese footballer
Tetsuji Sekiya
Japanese manga artist
Toshimasa Yoshioka
Ryūsuke Tabata
Japanese announcer
Seiichiro Oshita
Japanese baseball player
Kiyoko Murata
Japanese writer
Tomohiro Moriyama
Japanese basketball coach
Norihiko Sasaki
Editor
Takayuki Soeda
Graphic designer
Tomoko Kano
Japanese novelist