Hiroshima Prefecture
Hiroshima prefecture, on Japan's main island Honshu, is bordered by the Seto Inland Sea to the south and the Chūgoku mountains in the northwest. The capital, also called Hiroshima, is a modern city known for its Peace Memorial Park and Genbaku Dome, the surviving ruins from the only area building still standing after World War II's 1945 atomic bombing.
People born in Hiroshima Prefecture (First 49 people) - Page 4
Hideo Iwakuro
Isamu Sasaki
Japanese military personnel
Katsumi Toi
Japanese actor
Kenji Onitake
Yoshiyuki Shimozuma
Japanese voice actor
Shohei Moriyasu
Former football player
Osamu Miyoshi
Sōichirō Nomura
Japanese psychiatrist
Toshiyuki Mimura
Japanese baseball player
Shinji Ōmatsu
Hayata
Japanese professional wrestler
Tatsuro Hirooka
Japanese professional baseball player
Atsushi Kajii
Author
Kameto Kuroshima
Tsunehiko Maeda
Prosecutor
Koichi Kawanishi
Japanese drummer
Kyo Okunami
Japanese baseball player
Yuriko Hanabusa
Japanese actress
Issei Masamune
Japanese voice actor
Kensaku Hara
Actor
Hideko Tachikake
Japanese manga artist
Keisuke Takano
Professional baseball player
Kenji Okahira
Musical artist
Kiyoshi Matsumura
Japanese astrologer
Kōta Nagahara
Violinist
Mari Kushiyama
Japanese announcer
Megumi Ōhashi
Composer
Masao Sueda
Japanese journalist
Seiki Soramoto
Japanese politician
Shinji Wada
Japanese manga artist
Takao Fujimura
Japanese baseball player
Takeshi Sumida
Musical artist
Yuji Yamashita
Art historian
Ryohei Kawamoto
Professional baseball player
Kaori Uekawa
Japanese professional shogi player
Taiko Matsuo
Japanese illustrator
Yurin
Japanese voice actress
Yasunori Arano
Japanese historian
Shinji Hamazaki
Japanese baseball player
Masaki Nakamasa
Japanese philosopher
Tadashi Inoue
Japanese philosopher
Toshiko ShirasuAihara
Olympic athlete
Keiko TanakaIkeda
Japanese gymnast
Leyona
Ryuji Imada
Japanese professional golfer
mariko ike akira wakayama
Japanese singer
Keiko Okuda
Japanese singer
