Shizuoka Prefecture
Shizuoka, a Japanese prefecture on central Honshu's Pacific coast, is home to 3,776m-tall Mt. Fuji, Japan's highest peak. Within this iconic volcano's foothills are the ancient Fujisan Hongu Sengen shrine and the Shiraito and Otodome waterfalls. Fuji itself, crossed with trails, is a major hiking destination. To the south, the Izu Peninsula is known for its beaches, such as Shimoda, and onsen (hot spring) resorts.
People born in Shizuoka Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 0
Keiko Masuda
Japanese singer
Masami Imamura
Japanese actor
Ryō Katō
Japanese actor
Motoaki Sazuka
Mitsuko Uchida
Classical pianist
Kōichi Makigami
Musician
Yuka Imai
Japanese voice actress
Seikō Sawada
Japanese sculptor
Michitake Takahashi
Baseball player
Yoji Totsuka
Japanese physicist
Kumi Sano
Ryuichi Kawamura's wife
Hayato Oshiba
Japanese actor
Kazumi Morohoshi
Japanese singer
Mitsuru Sugaya
Japanese manga artist
Takuro Kikuoka
Japanese football player
Noriharu Yamazaki
Professional baseball player
Tetsuya Sano
Japanese martial artist
Yoshinori Katsumata
Japanese football player
Hikari Takara
Actress
oota takahiko
Japanese actor
Harutomo Watanabe
Shōgo Katō
Japanese lyricist
Hidetake Watanabe
Japanese baseball player
Yoshikazu Suzuki
Former football player
Makoto Muramatsu
Japanese illustrator
Shin Asahina
Former football player
Kino Masato
Musical artist
Tatsuya Ishikawa
Japanese football player
Yosuke Kawai
Japanese football player
Takashi Kuwahara
Former football player
Kunio Ogawa
Japanese novelist
Kumiko Akiyoshi
Japanese actress
Ryoko Sano
Actress
Daihachiro Sato
Japanese mathematician
Wataru Shiokawa
Actor
Hisashi Usui
Film producer
Noriaki Okabe
Japanese architect
Hakuo Yanagisawa
DJ Misoshiru & MC Gohan
Meijin Serizawa
Japanese actor
Takuya Hamano
Japanese critic
Tomohiro Ohmura
Japanese comedian
Chuji Kinoshita
Film score composer
Yuko Inoue
Japanese violist
Tetsuya Wakuda
Australian chef
Yuri Chinen
Japanese singer
Asami Kumakiri
Japanese tarento
