Ise
Ise is a coastal city in the central Mie Prefecture on Japan's main island of Honshu. It's known for Ise Jingu, a massive Shinto shrine encompassing 2 major shrines, the inner Naikū and outer Gekū. Between them are the Oharai Machi and Okage Yokocho alleys, lined with buildings reminiscent of Japan's Edo and Meiji periods, now housing shops and restaurants. There are more than 100 smaller shrines in the city as well.
People born in Ise (First 49 people) - Page 30
Dan Åkerhielm
Olof Hedengren
Carl Rudenschiöld
Thure Gabriel Rudenschöld den yngre
Military personnel
Henrik August Ankarcrona
Henric Ankarcrona
Marion Cave
Carlo Rosselli's wife
Claude Tollet
French bicycler
Baptiste Reynet
French footballer
Pierre Latour
French cyclist
Érik Comas
Race car driver
Pierre Senges
French writer
Olivier Damaisin
Member of the French National Assembly
Dominique Douay
Fiction writer
Eva Ailloud
French cyclist
Jean de Grégorio
Rugby union player
Ema Stokholma
DJ
Colette Descombes
French film actress
Gaëtan Germain
French rugby union player
JeanPierre Descombes
French television presenter
Louis André Bon
Michel Fontaine
Mayor of Saint-Pierre, Réunion
Philippe Saint-André
French coach
Corentin Tirard
French footballer
Thierry Dusserre
Olympic athlete
Jonathan Best
Rugby union player
Roger François
French weightlifter
Raphaël Saint-André
Philippe Saint-André's brother
Frédéric Bergèse
French comics artist
Jean-Pierre Descombes
French television presenter
Roger Blachon
Visual artist
Humbert of Romans
Cyril Ramond
French football player
bérik
Cartoonist
Jeanne Humbert
French writer
Aaron Verwilst
Belgian cyclist
Antoine Racine
Religious leader
Véronyque Tremblay
Former Member of the National Assembly of Quebec
Audrey McManiman
Canadian olympic athlete
Émile-Joseph Legal
Joseph Kaeble
Canadian soldier
Pierre-Marie Beaude
Author
Charles-Irénée Castel de Saint-Pierre
French author
Jean Ferré
French journalist
Jean Wadoux
French middle-distance runner
Pierre Repp
French humorist
Gaetan Robail
French footballer
