Kyushu
Kyushu, the southwesternmost of Japan's main islands, has a mostly subtropical climate. It's known for its active volcanoes, beaches and natural hot springs such as those at Beppu. Its city of Fukuoka is home to museums, mega-malls and Kushida-jinja, an 8th-century Shinto shrine. The city of Nagasaki's 1945 devastation by an atomic bomb is commemorated at the Nagasaki Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Museum.
People born in Kyushu (First 49 people) - Page 3
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
Shingo Takeshita
Japanese baseball player
Yūichirō Imanishi
Teacher
Erina Miyai
Actress
Emiko Namihira
Japanese writer
Suenori Yamashita
Japanese announcer
Kenji Kameguchi
Japanese psychologist
Yukiko Tsunoda
Japanese lawyer
Kunihiko Iwadare
Japanese businessman
Wakaba Kawai
Japanese musician
Kazu Yamamoto
Japanese baseball player
Ryohei Kiya
Baseball player
Chage
Japanese musician
Tomoya Tsuruta
Japanese novelist
fumio nakajima
Japanese manga artist
Genki Kawano
Baseball player
Ryōtarō Okiayu
Japanese voice actor
Takahiro Imanami
Japanese professional baseball player
Takeru Nagayoshi
Japanese manga artist
Shota Koseki
Baseball catcher
Emperor Jimmu
Emperor of Japan
Yoshitaka Nishimura
Composer
Minamoto no Shunrai
Japanese poet
Josetsu
Japanese painter
Joseph Asajiro Satowaki
Japanese prelate