Shinagawa
Bayside Shinagawa is home to the Tennozu Isle, a high-rise complex with a boardwalk, brewpub, shops, and restaurants. Elegant Sengaku-ji Temple is the burial site for 47 renowned samurai. Colorful bridges span the tree-lined Meguro River, while Shinagawa Park has picnic spots and an aquarium. High-tech sports facilities built for the 2020 Olympics include climbing walls, cycle tracks, and beach volleyball courts. ― Google
People born in Shinagawa (First 49 people) - Page 0
Eijiro Iwasaki
Linguist
Kashima Etsu
Japanese geisha
Momoko Kikuchi
Japanese actress
Marina Hoshi
Japanese translator
G.K.MARYAN
Japanese singer
Issei Tamura
Sachie Sugiue
Announcer
Tomohiro Maeda
Magician
Tsuneko Sasamoto
Photojournalist
Yuno Kazama
Shinsuke Kokontei
Japanese rakugo-ka
Koji Takano
Japanese football player
Toshitsugu Nishihara Musician
Japanese musician
Yasuko Tamada
Tadayoshi Nakabayashi
Japanese printmaker
Hitoshi Fukagawa
Japanese announcer
Kazuo Makino
Yoshihisa Nōmi
Shoji Yuki
Novelist
Shizuka Arakawa
Japanese figure skater
Akira Kurosawa
Japanese filmmaker
Hiroyuki Sanada
Japanese actor
Otake Shinobu
Japanese actress
Nagisa Katahira
Japanese film actress
Toshiyuki Morikawa
Japanese voice actor
Shuta Ishikawa
Baseball pitcher
Kenji Kawai
Japanese musical composer
Ikuo Hayashi
Maiko Yamada
Japanese actress
Kimito Totani
Japanese actor
Yumi Shirakawa
Japanese film actress
Chiyoko Shimakura
Singer
Nobutoshi Canna
Japanese actor
Kenmochi Hidefumi
Musical artist
Keiko Awaji
Japanese film actress
Tetsuo Suda
Japanese news presenter
Kayoko Ebata
Boxer
Riho
Japanese professional wrestler
Emi Takeuchi
Announcer
Kenichi Endō
Japanese actor
Miki Yamada
Former Member of the House of Representatives of Japan
Mitsuhiro Nakamura
Japanese announcer
Miyaji Katsura
Japanese rakugoka
Nobumi
Children's book author
Taeko Watanabe
Japanese manga artist
Taiki Matsuno
Japanese actor
Yoshie Tanoue
Japanese comedian
