Yokosuka
Yokosuka is a city in central Japan. Yokosuka Museum of Art exhibits contemporary works. On the water, Mikasa Park is named for a 1900s battleship, now a museum. Kannonzaki Lighthouse, rebuilt in 1925, has sweeping views of Tokyo Bay. Verny Park's European-style garden honors the French engineer who built the original 1869 lighthouse. Ferries run to Sarushima Island, which has beaches and Tokugawa-era fortifications.
People born in Yokosuka (First 40 people) - Page 2
Keisuke Hayasaka
Baseball infielder
Risa Unai
Announcer
Kazutaka Miyatake
Artist
Mark Muñoz
American-Filipino mixed martial artist
Hosea Hirata
Author
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Musical artist
Will Espero
American Politician
Pater Sato
Japanese artist
Misako Sakazume Musician
Singer-songwriter
Hakaru Sunamoto
Screenwriter
Tetsuya Yamada
Eri Shingyōji
Japanese singer
Susumu Mochizuki
Japanese professional wrestler
Juri Takayama
Japanese softball player
Naoyuki Kotani
Japanese mixed martial artist
Michiaki Asaba
Japanese critic
Tomonao Hara Group
Jazz trumpeter
Tsugio Tokunaga
Japanese Violinist
Noriyuki Haraguchi
Gō Aoki
Japanese playwright
Karen Kasmauski
Film director
Kunihiro Suzuki
Mariko Morimoto
Japanese actor
Masami Tachikawa
Japanese basketball player
Megumi Kido
Professional golfer
Satoshi Hasegawa
Takashi Uesaka
Japanese announcer
Tomoko Murakami
Film actress
Akira Koshiya
Japanese volleyball player
Haruko Saida
Japanese professional shogi player
MAA
Japanese recording artist
Taichi Yokoyama
Announcer
Taiki Naitō
Japanese actor
Yu Matoba
Japanese comedian
Yuta Naito
Professional baseball player
Tomoyasu Naito
Japanese footballer
Noriko Tomita
Yoshio Aoyama
Japanese painter
Yutaka Ōsawa
