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 6
Dai Miyata
Japanese cellist
Taku Bandō
Basketball player
Haruka Morita
Chinese professional golfer
Junta Miyawaki
Japanese professional wrestler
Kinji Shimatani
Baseball player
Takeshi, Kawashima
Artist
futoshi nakanishi teams coached
Japanese baseball coach
Hiroyasu Tomiie
Architect
Emiko Uematsu
Japanese Politician
Kiyotaka Nanbara
Japanese television host
Ryuki Miki
Japanese tennis player
Takeo Harada
Author
Naohiro Ukawa
Japanese graphic designer
Masahiko Kikuni
Japanese cartoonist
Ayano Ninomiya
Japanese Violinist
Masayuki Nakatsuka
Japanese baseball player
Kiyoto Fujiwara
Japanese bassist
Ken'ichi Asano
Japanese journalist
Kimiko Yamashita
Translator
Koji Nishiyama
Actor
sakika taoka mimika
Singer-songwriter
Shuri Tomita
Japanese pianist
Tomohiko Taniguchi
Yoshie Ueno
Japanese flutist
Miki Mizuno
Japanese actress
Yoshihide Kanda
Japanese baseball player
Hiroko Akama
Saburō Miyatake
Japanese baseball player
Kenta Konishi
Japanese athlete
Tomomi Narita
Japanese politician
Katsutaka Hashimoto
Japanese baseball player
Masato Mori
Japanese critic
Hoot Gibson
American film actor
Robert C. Holland
American economist
Kan Kikuchi
Japanese author
Bey Arifin
Indonesian ulama
Fanny Bauty
Actress
Genichi Taguchi
Engineer
Masaaki Iizuka
Japanese composer
Hiroyuki Miyazawa
Japanese cross-country skier
Ikeda Nobuko
Japanese announcer
Maki Miyamae
Japanese singer
Toshiei Mizuochi
Japanese Politician
Yuma Hattori
Japanese long-distance runner
Shadow WX
Professional wrestler
Hazuma Hattori
Masayuki Higuchi
Japanese drummer
