Bunkyo City
Residential Bunkyo is home to the Tokyo Dome, an iconic stadium for Yomiuri Giants baseball games and big-name concerts. It's surrounded by an entertainment complex with shops, restaurants, thrill rides, and the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame. Green spaces nearby include the Koishikawa Botanical Gardens and the 18th-century Nezu Shrine, known for its spring azalea festival.
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Shintaro Abe
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan
Minako Honda
Japanese idol
Ichirō Hatoyama
Former Prime Minister of Japan
Fujio Akatsuka
Japanese manga artist
Kotaro Honda
Japanese scientist
Akio Jissoji
Japanese television director
Andy Hug
Swiss karateka
Nakamura Kanzaburō XVIII
Japanese actor
Giovanni Battista Sidotti
Italian priest
Masataka Taketsuru
Japanese businessman
Yasushi Sugiyama
Japanese painter
Masato Furuoya
Japanese actor
Mio Hani
Japanese actress ‧ Susumu Hani's daughter
Takanohana Toshiaki
Rikishi
Hiroyuki Kanno
Japanese video game designer
Hozumi Shigeto
Japanese writer
Itō Chūta
Japanese architect
Kazue Takahashi
Japanese actress
Masahiro Ogi
Japanese film critic
Shūe Matsubayashi
Japanese film director
Yutaka Narita
Industrialist
Sadamu Shimomura
Former Rd Army Minister of Spanish Army
Chiaki Imada
Film producer
Hamao Arata
Japanese Politician
Tokugawa Yoshinobu
Shōgun of Japan
Hideo Shinozawa
Japanese translator
Osamu Kobayashi
Japanese actor
Ryuichi Hirano
Japanese justice
Nakamura Masanao
Japanese educator
Tsuruo Andō
Japanese novelist
Team Andy Hug
Swiss kickboxer
Sen Yano
Movie actor