Kagawa Prefecture
Kagawa is a Japanese prefecture in the northeast of Shikoku Island, between the Sanuki Mountains in the south and the island-dotted Seto Inland Sea in the north. It's the end point of the Shikoku Pilgrimage route, which passes 88 Buddhist temples. The capital, Takamatsu, is a port city home to the feudal Takamatsu Castle and Ritsurin Garden, a landscaped park built in the Edo period, with koi ponds and a teahouse.
People born in Kagawa Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 0
Satoru Anabuki
Tatsuya Ueta
Japanese volleyball player
Seiji Yamamoto
Japanese chef
Kiyoshi Tanimoto
Kono Yasui
Japanese biologist
Mirin Furukawa
Japanese singer
Kimiko Itoh
Japanese singer
Yoko Nihonbashi
Japanese cartoonist
Sumire Kita
Yushi Mizobuchi
Japanese football player
Kotoyūki Kazuyoshi
Sumo wrestler
Makiko Nabei
Japanese seiyu
Hiroki Ogita
Japanese athlete
Hajime Tabe
Japanese television director
Koh Kitayama
Japanese architect
Hikaru Urushibara
Japanese announcer
Kazutoshi Tao
Hikota Aoi
Japanese singer
Rena Kawakami
Musical artist
Susumu Tabuchi
Japanese swimmer
Kumakichi Harada
Japanese military officer
Manabu Yokoyama
Japanese athlete
Tōyō Miyatake
American-Japanese photographer
Sakaki Miyu
Musical artist
Yahachi Tanabe
Yuki Takahata
Japanese singer
Michiko Nishimura
Japanese athlete
Naomi Mimatsu
Japanese athlete
Hiroaki Nagata
Japanese industrialist
Hiroaki Kubo
Sadaaki Nishimura
Japanese baseball player
Hajime Yoshikawa
Kazushige Hirasawa
Japanese diplomat
Sakika Taoka
Announcer
Toshio Tsubaki
Legal counselor
Terumitsu Kumano
Baseball athlete
Tadayoshi Yokota
Volleyball player
Yoichiro Yoshikawa
Composer
Yuki Fuke
Japanese football player
Kanematsu Yamada
Hajime Morita
Japanese politician
Kazumasa Takagi
Japanese football player
Shigeji Tsuboi
Japanese poet
Akihisa Kominato
Japanese musical artist
Noriko Gotô
Screenwriter
Emiko Uematsu
Japanese Politician
Kiyotaka Nanbara
Japanese television host
