Sapporo
Sapporo, capital of the mountainous northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, is famous for its beer, skiing and annual Sapporo Snow Festival featuring enormous ice sculptures. The Sapporo Beer Museum traces the city’s brewing history and has tastings and a beer garden. Ski hills and jumps from the 1972 Winter Olympics are scattered within the city limits, and Niseko, a renowned ski resort, is nearby. ― Google
People born in Sapporo (First 49 people) - Page 5
Manami Kojima
Japanese athlete
Shinichi Sato
Japanese baseball player
Kazu Nagahama
Actor
Takashi Dekita
Japanese volleyball player
Takashi Kitano
Japanese football player
Takehiro Sakamoto
Japanese freestyle skier
Tatsuki Kohju
Japanese actress
Tôko Miura
Japanese actress
Wakio Mitsui
Japanese Politician
Wataru Mukai
Japanese cellist
Yasushi Komatsu
Japanese TV personality
Yoshiyuki Koizumi
Japanese philosopher
Yukihiko Seki
Japanese historian
Yukino Yokosuka
Japanese announcer
Yukiko Sugawara
Japanese pianist
Yumemi Kanda
Japanese football player
Yushi Soda
Former football player
Ruka Inui
Japanese novelist
Yuka Tsutsumi
Nana Fujimoto
Japanese ice hockey player
Yurie Adachi
Japanese ice hockey player
Yūjin Yaguchi
Japanese historian
Manami Nara
Yō Matsumoto
Japanese linguist
Nayoko Yoshikawa
Japanese professional golfer
Ealey Nicholas
Japanese rugby player
Ryosuke Hayazaka
Film director
Ashok Sukumaran
Japanese-Indian film director
Saori Ōtaka
Japanese basketball player
Rumi Koyama
Japanese singer
Koji Harada
Film producer
Kohta
Japanese musician
Meiko Sugiyama
Japanese sociologist
C. G mix
Composer
Toshifumi Hienuki
Yoshitaka Muto
Baseball pitcher
Kei Hasegawa
Masaru Sone
Japanese announcer
Tomohiro Hatta
Japanese announcer
Satoshi Kurata
Yūto Masuko
Japanese announcer
Hiroshi Udagawa
Japanese archaeologist
Kyosei Iwamoto
Japanese tarento
Koichi Tsutaya
Musical artist
Yoshitaka Mikuni
Japanese composer
Momiji Yamamoto
Musical artist
Kingo Machimura
Former Governor of Hokkaido
