Kama
Kama is a city located in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. The modern city of Kama was established on March 27, 2006, from the merger of the city of Yamada, and the towns of Inatsuki, Kaho and Usui. The area has several Kofun, or Japanese burial mounds.
People born in Kama (First 49 people) - Page 5
István Halász
Hungarian footballer
Wakatsuki Reijirō
Former Prime Minister of Japan
Satoshi Fujimaru
Member of the House of Representatives of Japan
PolyphonicBranch
Musical artist
Joseph Chennoth
Prelate
Tohawi Romli
Indonesian Islamic scholar
Iim Imadudin
Ulama
Sandra Esparon
Seychellois singer
Johji Manabe
Japanese manga artist
Ikuko Kawai
Japanese Violinist
Yasuhiro Konishi
Karateka
Junya Ogawa
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Futoshi Nakanishi
Japanese baseball coach
Shigeru Mizuhara
Baseball player
Takuya Hirai
Member of the House of Representatives of Japan
Yoshiro Maeda
Japanese mixed martial artist
Natsumi Haruse
Japanese voice actress
Shinichiro Furumoto
Former Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Satoru Uyama
Japanese fencer
Bukichi Miki
Japanese Politician
Yasutaka Ishimoto
Boxer
Akiko Kinouchi
Japanese actress
Hirokazu Ogura
Musician
Noriko Hashitani
Japanese announcer
Kenji Kobayashi
Japanese professional shogi player
Kentaro Sonoura
Former Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Masahiro Teraoka
Japanese footballer
Ryuya Matsumoto
Baseball pitcher
Takashi Yamashita
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Yasunori Kagoike
Japanese author
Megumi Inoue
Japanese basketball player
Shigeaki Katsunuma
Japanese Politician
Shinsuke Saito
Baseball player
Wakana Kasagi
Announcer
Motoyo Yamane
Announcer
Akihito Kondo
Japanese professional baseball player
Akiko Matsumoto
Japanese TV personality
Rikiya Higashihara
Drummer
Kiichi Matsuda
Japanese historian
Genichiro Inokuma
Japanese painter
Yûzô Asahara
Film director
Suehiro Nishio
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Japan
Hajime Togaeri
Japanese literary critic
Takahiro Matsuka
Japanese baseball player
Shigeru Makino
Japanese baseball player
Tomeri Tanimoto
Japanese educator
Naohiro Kawakita
