Saitama Prefecture
Saitama Prefecture is part of the Greater Tokyo area. In Saitama City, the Railway Museum traces rail history from the steam engines to bullet trains. Kawagoe city is known for well-preserved Edo-era buildings. West, the 3 Kuroyama Santaki falls cascade down mountains. Chichibu city is home to the 34 Buddhist temples of the Kannon Pilgrimage. Near Kinsho Temple, the Iwadatami rock formations line the Arakawa River.
People born in Saitama Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 6
Natsuki Matsuzawa
Japanese mangaka
Yukako Kurosaka
Musical artist
Kenzo Yokoyama
Former football player
Yutaka Narui
Japanese impresario
Atsushi Miyauchi
Japanese actor
Akiyoshi Kawashima
Comedian
Chie Edoojon Kawakami
Japanese football player
Edward Suzuki
Architect
Ei Mochizuki
Eizou Tsuda
Japanese actor
Haruka Fujii
Japanese percussionist
Hayate Uzuki
Hisako Tojo
Japanese voice actress
Hiroshi Tsukamoto
Strength and conditioning coach
Hisao Shirai
Cinematographer
Nonami Takizawa
Japanese gravure idol
Noriyo Toyoda
Japanese professional wrestler
Ai Nagano
Japanese voice actress
Akiko Kanda
Japanese dancer
Daiki Sasaki
Japanese racing driver
Eiko Hanamura
Japanese cartoonist
Eri Yukimura
Hayato Ochi
Former football player
Hideji Okina
Journalist
Hitomi Ogino
Japanese announcer
Hosokawa Toru
Screenwriter
Hiromichi Toriba
Japanese industrialist
Kazuyoshi Okamura
Kazuyoshi Iino
Japanese illustrator
Kei Komori
Japanese illustrator
Kengo Ota
Japanese baseball player
Kenji Arai
Former football player
Kenjirō Nagashima
Kosuke Yamazaki
Japanese football player
Kotomi Kuga
Actress
Kozue Tanaka
Movie actress
Kyoko Marutani
Toru Suzuki's wife
Lee Ann Brown
American poet
Asami Yaguchi
Voice actress
Mai Ōtsuka
Japanese animator
Hiroshi Iwasaki
Producer
Masahito Yabe
Japanese voice actor
Masaki Kaneko
Japanese swimmer
Masato Shiono
Masumi Ishinabe
Japanese translator
Chihiro Murata
Japanese child actor
Megumi Ito
Actress
