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 42 people) - Page 4
Taichiro Morinaga
Japanese philanthropist
Akifumi Kaneko
Mangaka
Hiroshi Sato
Japanese singer-songwriter
Hiroko Yamasaki
Japanese gymnast
Ryuji Akiyama
Japanese comedian
Yoshie Takeshita
Japanese volleyball player
Motoyoshi Oda
Japanese filmmaker
Jiro Yamagishi
Tennis player
Kozo Yamamoto
Former Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Shin'ya Fujiwara
Japanese photographer
Iroha Nagata
Olympic athlete
Hideya Sugio
Member of the House of Councillors of Japan
Takashi Hiraide
Japanese poet
Takashi Kii
Member of the House of Representatives of Japan
Teruaki Tanaka
Basketball player
Keita Takahashi
Japanese game designer
Kazumasa Kōra
Actor
Tsuyoshi Fukui
Tennis player
Hideyuki Hirayama
Japanese film director
F. king Toggy
Radio personality
Sohei Nihi
Member of the House of Councillors of Japan
shoichi koga
Japanese writer
Sakon Sō
Japanese poet
Takumi Miyoshi
Baseball infielder
Yasuto Honda
Former football player
Ashihei Hino
Japanese writer
Hideyo Amamoto
Japanese actor
Daigo Matsui
Japanese screenwriter
Yoko Ayukawa
Model
Ōshio Kenji
Former rikishi
Kenta Satake
Japanese professional baseball player
Sanae Ueda
Japanese announcer
Noriko Watanabe
Japanese actress
Suzuki Matsuo
Japanese theatre director
Kosuke Suzuki
Japanese actor
YOSHIAKI OHUCHI
Japanese singer
Rintaro Ogata
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Kana Harada
Actress
Yoshinori Suematsu
Japanese Politician
Takamitsu Io
Baseball player
Kenichi Nakata
Baseball pitcher
