Ehime Prefecture
Ehime is a Japanese prefecture covering the northwest quarter of Shikoku Island and dozens of smaller islands in the Seto Inland Sea. In Matsuyama, the prefectural capital, a cable car and chairlift rise to Matsuyama Castle. Established in the 1600s, the castle is set on a plateau in verdant grounds. Dogo Onsen is one of Japan's oldest hot springs, with a spa resort centered on its 19th-century public bathhouse.
People born in Ehime Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 0
Kiyonori Sokabe
Japanese trumpeter
Hiroshi Sogabe
Actor
Shunji Yamanaka
Author
Yoshiki Okamoto
Video game designer
Tsutomu Okada Musician
Musical artist
Kazuyoshi Okuyama
Film producer
Yu Kinutani
Author
Ryo Hanada
Japanese mangaka
Koichiro Nishi
Japanese actor
Daisuke Masaoka
Japanese professional wrestler
Takahito Ohmori
Film producer
Sadamichi Kajioka
Admiral
Sayaka Ikeda
Actress
Yahara Mikio
Hiroko Nishimoto
Japanese actor
Tsuneo Ando
Teacher
Hisanari Minamoto
Japanese cartoonist
Futoshi Takaishi
Hitoshi Saeki
Author
Kōtarō Takata
Japanese cartoonist
Kôzô Kusuba
Japanese screenwriter
Chiemi Manabe
Japanese singer
Nami Hoshino
Ryūtarō Kōno
Japanese economist
Saya Shinohara
Japanese dancer
Shūzō Murakami
Shinji Nagaki
Karateka
Yoshikazu Shirakawa
Japanese photographer
Sota Watanabe
Japanese football player
Takashi Noguchi
Actor
Taketoshi Yamamoto
Japanese historian
Toshio Abe
Military personnel
Yutaka Ono
Japanese psychiatrist
Hyodo Aoi
Musical artist
Arisa Fujiwara
Japanese basketball player
Shunki Higashi
Japanese football player
Chikao Yamamoto
Naohiro Masuda
Japanese announcer
Isaku Yanaihara
Japanese philosopher
Rei Hata
Japanese actor
Sōji Katakami
Japanese teacher
Yamamoto Hioroshi
Japanese economist
Tatsuo Yano
Toshihiro Sasaki
Japanese teacher
Masashi Tsujimoto
Shiho Ochi
Japanese singer
Seiichiro Murakami
Japanese Politician
