Fuji
The Fuji apple is an apple cultivar developed by growers at Tohoku Research Station in Fujisaki, Aomori, Japan, in the late 1930s, and brought to market in 1962. It originated as a cross between two American apple varieties — the Red Delicious and old Virginia Ralls Genet apples.
People died in Fuji (First 36 people) - Page 0
Ryū Ryū Ko
Martial artist
Chen Baolu
Princess Tajima
Member of the Imperial House of Japan
Prince Takechi
Member of the Imperial House of Japan ‧ Emperor Tenmu's son
Toru Takahashi
Race car driver
Hiroshi Yoshino
Japanese poet
Takashi Yokoyama
Japanese race car driver
Yutaka Egashira
Japanese industrialist
Ryū Ryū Ko
Martial artist
Chen Baolu
Yumeji Takehisa
Japanese poet
Taira Hara
Japanese manga artist
Tetsuya Kaji
Voice
Toru Funamura
Singer
Yukiko Kikuchi
Chiune Sugihara's wife
Nagisa Oshima
Japanese film director
Nie Er
Chinese composer
Tetsu Katayama
Former Prime Minister
Prince Yamashina Takehiko
Kan Shimozawa
Japanese novelist
Kanji Kunieda
Japanese novelist
Shizuo Matsuoka
Japanese linguist
Hiroshi Itakura
Japanese lawyer
Satoshi Kako
Japanese author
Abe Akira
Japanese author
Emperor Monmu
Japanese prince
Empress Jitō
Monarch
Prince Takechi
Member of the Imperial House of Japan ‧ Emperor Tenmu's son
Princess Tajima
Member of the Imperial House of Japan
Empress Jitō
Monarch
Emperor Monmu
Japanese prince
Kozo Uno
Japanese economist
Toyoko Takechi
Japanese comedian
Hong Chengchou
Chinese official
Saburo Shiroyama
Japanese novelist
