Kyoto Prefecture
Kyoto, once the capital of Japan, is a city on the island of Honshu. It's famous for its numerous classical Buddhist temples, as well as gardens, imperial palaces, Shinto shrines and traditional wooden houses. It's also known for formal traditions such as kaiseki dining, consisting of multiple courses of precise dishes, and geisha, female entertainers often found in the Gion district.
People born in Kyoto Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 8
Shunsuke Morita
Japanese boat racer
Toshirō Hiromoto
Gorō Suzuki
Japanese critic
Sadayuki Takagi
Shirō Kawashima
Japanese military personnel
Noboru Kataoka
Shirō Yamamoto
Japanese historian
Makuzu Kōzan
Japanese ceramist
Masao Kishida
Japanese economist
Haruo Sakurai
Japanese author
Atsuko Fujitani
Japanese critic
Bunrō Fujimoto
Japanese pedagogue
Takeshi Tominaga
Yamakawa Shūhō
Japanese painter
Yoshihiko Miki
Japanese clinical psychologist
Yoshirō Matsui
Takeshi Mikami
Japanese sociologist
Hideo Tokuoka
Japanese pedagogue
Hiroshi Ōnishi
Japanese economist
Tamotsu Tanabe
Masato Usuki
Japanese conductor
Michio Araki
Japanese religion scholar
Marin Mizutani
Actress
Hideaki Nitani
Japanese actor
Kazuki Maehara
Actor
Takehiro Koyama
Actor
Hiroyuki Ōtsuki
Japanese composer
Arisa Inoue
Japanese volleyball player
Naohisa Sugiyama
Japanese baseball player
Hiroyuki Inagaki
Kiyoshi Fukawa
Yoshihiro Sakane
Historian
Kenji Ohtonari
Baseball pitcher
Tanzō Tokuda
Japanese bicycler
Takashi Usami
Japanese soccer player
Ran Usami
Takashi Usami's wife
Ogawa Jihei VII
Japanese architect
Minoru Kawashima
Professional boxer
Haruo Tanaka
Japanese film actor
Kayo Yamaguchi
Japanese painter
Hiroshi Suda
Adviser
Rin Asano
Manga artist
Mitsuo Makino
Film producer
Risa Wataya
Japanese novelist
Ayano Tsuji
Singer
Joichiro Maki
Japanese baseball player
Mitsunori Fukuda
Comedian
