Tsu, Mie
Tsu is a city on central Japan’s Ise Bay. Ojo Park includes the ruins of Tsu Castle, and has cherry blossoms in spring. Mie Prefectural Art Museum exhibits modern Japanese painting, plus and works by Chagall and Dalí. The MieMu museum has a prehistoric stegodon skeleton and other natural history exhibits. To the west, Sakakibara Onsen is a hot spring resort mentioned in the 11th-century "Pillow Book of Sei Shōnagon." ― Google
People born in Tsu (First 49 people) - Page 7
Tsutomu Miyazaki
Japanese serial killer
Toshiharu Furukawa
Japanese medical doctor
Eriko Kawasaki
Japanese narrator
Sam Moonrise Kingdom
Takeru Satoh
Japanese actor
Saori Ito
Japanese owarai tarento
Atsushi Katahira
Weathercaster
Minoru Suganuma
Japanese football player
Junko Toyoda
Japanese TV journalist
Asami Kitagawa
Japanese Olympic swimmer
Harada Sanosuke
Japanese warrior
Takashi Tachibana
Former Member of the Katsushika Ward Assembly
Koki Aoyagi
Professional baseball player
Hiromi Kawata
Japanese announcer
Noboru Kamitani
Politician
Saki Igarashi
Japanese stand-up comedian
Yasushi Adachi
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Kaho Sanpei
Japanese actress
Tsukasa Hamaguchi
Japanese musician
Kokei Kobayashi
Japanese painter
Nana Haruta
Japanese manga artist
Moeka Takakura
Singer
Saito Johnny
Japanese singer
Shuichi Takatori
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Former Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan
Masabumi Hosono
Japanese civil servant
Kazunari Ono
Japanese footballer
Kei Igarashi
Japanese professional basketball player
Sakunosuke Koyama
Japanese composer
Satoshi Iizuka
Baseball player
Izumi Kanayama
Japanese announcer
Sohee Park
Actor
Satsuki Miyahara
Seiyu
Yōko Sakurai
Japanese announcer
Kota Akiyama
Basketball player
Kan Nozaki
Japanese translator
Tadashi Goino
Writer
Takeo Oda
Japanese novelist
Tadashi Sekino
Japanese architectural historian
Minako Koyanagi
Pianist
Mikiko Sugi
Hideji Ōtaki
Japanese actor
Shōko Ema
Japanese poet
Sanyuutei Hakucyo
Japanese rakugo-ka
Shu Katayama
Japanese manga artist
Toshinaka Ōkubo
Japanese politician ‧ Ōkubo Toshimichi's son
Muryeong of Baekje
King
