Kita-ku
Kita is a bustling commercial district rising to a skyline of futuristic office towers. The Umeda Sky Building has a “floating garden” observation deck and a basement-level, 1920s-style dining village, Takimi Koji. Commuters and shoppers flow in and out of transport hub JR Osaka Station and its adjoining malls. The National Museum of Art, on the park-lined river island Nakanoshima, has works by Picasso and Foujita.
People born in Kita Ku (First 49 people) - Page 3
Keiko Yamada
Japanese manga artist
kazya
Musician
Koki Shimosaka
Japanese football player
Rina Satou
Japanese voice actress
Jui Takajō
Japanese tarento
Aki Nagatomi
Japanese volleyball player
Yuuki Akimoto
Actress
Sheena Rokket
Musical artist
Sayaka Shionoya
Singer
Rin Hamuro
Writer
Hirofumi Asamoto
Musical artist
Toru Hara
Japanese film producer
Takayuki Takemoto
Actor
Kentaro Kodama
Yoshiko Arai
Kentarō Nakao
Japanese record producer
Ayane Kurihara
Japanese badminton player
Shogo Ichimaru
Japanese cyclist
Juri Yokoyama
Volleyball player
Akimasa Haraguchi
Japanese impressionist
Keiko Suenobu
Japanese manga artist
Naonori Kohira
Japanese photojournalist
Yuki Saotome
Japanese actor
Linda Yamamoto
Japanese singer
Tsuyoshi Hiroshige
DAICHI NAKAMURA, violin
Japanese Violinist
Fumie Akiyoshi
Japanese singer
Hiroshi Kubo
Musical artist
Isao Makino
Japanese painter
Junpei Kokubo
Singer-songwriter
Ida Yumi
Kengo Nakano
Japanese announcer
Mayumi Shiota
Japanese announcer
Nana Okamura
Nanaka Sakamoto
Volleyball player
Daiki Mizoguchi
Japanese baseball player
Miho Saegusa
Violinist
Shion Minami
Japanese Violinist
Shogo
Musician
Kazuomi Ota
Japanese weightlifter
Midori Hagio
Actress
Naomi Eto
Japanese volleyball player
Takayuki Tateishi
Football player
Takeshi Hidaka
Japanese professional baseball player
Teruyuki Yoshida
Film director
Tomomi Murota
Radio personality
Megumi Kawamura
Japanese model