Kita
Kita sprawls north from the bustling transport hub of Sapporo Station to a dense shopping district known for electronics stores selling camera gear and high-tech gadgets. Popular walking trails run along the Shin River and through the leafy grounds of Hokkaido University, which houses a popular museum of natural history. Trendy cafes, casual noodle shops, and izakaya pubs fill up with students and commuters. ― Google
People born in Kita (First 49 people) - Page 4
Mizuki Fujii
Badminton player
Kazuhisa Ogawa
Japanese journalist
Samuel Mutendi
Jairos Jiri
Engelbert Rugeje
Politician
Blessing Mahwire
Zimbabwean cricketer
Joice Takaidza
Bennetor Magara
Chief Executive Officer of Lonmin
Kazuo Koike
Japanese writer
Kazuo Oga
Art director
Takuya Shindoh
Baseball player
Eiji Gotō
Admiral
Sukeshiro Terata
Former Governor of Akita Prefecture
Ryōgoku Kajinosuke II
Japanese sumo wrestler
Hitoshi Okuda
Japanese manga artist
Naoki Arisaka
Hiroyuki Hanada
Musical artist
Masashi Kudō
Japanese animator
Kazuhiko Matsuo
Japanese singer-songwriter
Chiharu Shida
Japanese badminton player
Hiroo Ishii
Japanese baseball player
Mitsuru Sato
Japanese olympic athlete
Hideaki Yanagida
Olympic athlete
Mitsutaka Goto
Baseball infielder
Shiro Ichinoseki
Japanese weightlifter
Genichi Kawakami
Yasuhiro Nakura
Japanese illustrator
Masao Yora
Journalist
Sanae Kobayashi
Japanese voice actress
Erika Mine
Actress
Seiko Hashimoto
Member of the House of Councillors of Japan
Shunsuke Yoshida
Yoshihiro Takahashi
Japanese manga artist
Minoru Takada
Actor
Akira Endo
Japanese biochemist
Yasushi Akashi
Japanese diplomat
Makoto Hasegawa
Japanese basketball coach
Yukio Endo
Olympic athlete
Mikio Kudō
Japanese professional baseball player
Yuka Ono
Japanese sprint canoeist
Andō Nobumasa
Japanese daimyo
Kohara Omi
Manga artist
Ayako Fuji
Japanese singer
Hatsuo Yamaya
Actor
Hirafuku Hyakusui
Painter
Giryō Satō
Japanese author
Shigenori Maruyama
Japanese geologist
