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 8
Hikaru Kotama
Japanese seiyu
Kazue Kakinuma
Naruse Risa
Japanese japanese idol
Sôichi Masui
Animator
daisuke hinata takahiro maeda
Musical artist
Takashi Igarashi
Japanese musician
Takuya Ōno
Japanese jockey
Teruyuki Tanzawa
Japanese voice actor
Tetsuro Ueyama
Japanese cartoonist
Tōko Minami
Japanese manga artist
Tomoaki Fukai
Japanese theologian
Tomohiro Kikuchi
Japanese announcer
Tomoyasu Hirose
Former football player
Toranosuke Aizawa
Japanese film director
Shin'ichi Nagai
Japanese announcer
Toshihide Baba
Japanese singer-songwriter
Makoto Sugihara
Japanese jockey
Shimada Junji
Jockey
Tsubasa Oshima
Former football player
Tsutomu Maeda
Japanese teacher
Tsutomu Shimizu
Japanese lawyer
Keisuke Sakurai
Japanese actor
Tatsuya Yoneyama
Japanese volleyball player
Yasuo Ohtomo
Yasuyuki Shimizu
Yôjirô Arai
Film director
Yoshinori Taguchi
Former football player
Yui Kasuga
Yuji Okuma
Former football player
Yume Marika
yukiko ueno yumi iwabuchi
Japanese olympic athlete
Yusuke Hirayama
Actor
Yutaka Yamaguchi
Japanese announcer
Yuya Matsuura
Actor
Yuji Igarashi
Japanese professional golfer
Rie Asai
Actress
Ryo Goto
Former football player
Taka Miura
Japanese baseball player
Sachio Hiroki
Naoto Kobayashi
Hiroshi Hasebe
Japanese theater critic
Ryozo Suzuki
Former football player
Hiroaki Dohi
Japanese baseball player
Manabu Sakamaki
Japanese seiyu
Masakazu Ikeda
Aya Kobayashi
Japanese basketball player
Masaru Takeuchi
Japanese football player
