Iwakuni
Iwakuni is a city at the southern end of Japan's Honshu island. It's best known for the wooden Kintai Bridge, with 5 arches spanning the Nishiki River. In Kikkō Park there are samurai-era residences and many of the region's albino snakes. From the park, a cable car runs to the peak of Mt. Shiroyama, where there are panoramic views from Iwakuni Castle. Samurai artifacts are exhibited at Iwakuni Art Museum.
People born in Iwakuni (First 35 people) - Page 0
Shinji Mikami
Executive Producer of Tango Gameworks
Kenshi Hirokane
Japanese manga artist
Nicole Ishida
Japanese actress
Naoto Tajima
Japanese athlete
M. David Mullen
Japanese cinematographer
Heisuke Hironaka
Japanese mathematician
ayumu kawai
Japanese footballer
Shinji Mori
Baseball player
Inoue Hikaru
Military personnel
Masataka Fujishige
Japanese actor
Masato Sako
Japanese actor
Egi Kazuyuki
Japanese Politician
Hideo Hiraoka
Japanese Politician
Arisaka Nariakira
Japanese designer
Tarzan Yamamoto
Magazine editor
Seiji Matano
Movie actor
Kaiketsu Masateru
Japanese rikishi
Yūzō Shigemune
Japanese Politician
Arisa Kimishima
Japanese bobsledder
Matt Heafy
American-Japanese musician
Nobuto Okamoto
Actor
Keiichi Nanba
Japanese voice actor
Holland Davis
Songwriter
Jun Mitsui
Japanese architect
Michiko Matsuda
Writer
Orie Fujino
Japanese professional golfer
Andre Boyer
Actor
Rumi Yamaguchi Musician
Enka singer
Toshiko Yamanaka
Yoshihiko Fukuda
Japanese Politician
Katsusuke Ihara
Japanese politician
Hasegawa Yoshimichi
Military personnel
Chiyo Uno
Japanese author
Hiroshi Suekawa
