Kita-ku
Kita is a bustling commercial district rising to a skyline of futuristic office towers. The Umeda Sky Building has a “floating garden” observation deck and a basement-level, 1920s-style dining village, Takimi Koji. Commuters and shoppers flow in and out of transport hub JR Osaka Station and its adjoining malls. The National Museum of Art, on the park-lined river island Nakanoshima, has works by Picasso and Foujita.
People born in Kita Ku (First 49 people) - Page 0
Daisuke Nishino
Politician
Daiki Watari
Japanese football player
Naoki Nakajima
Kenichi Muraeda
Japanese manga artist
Mizuki Fujii
Badminton player
Kazuhisa Ogawa
Japanese journalist
Hiroyuki Hanada
Musical artist
Aya Shimazu
Enka singer
Akemi Matsuno
Runner
Shozo Sato
Theatre director
Hiroki Fujioka
Japanese baseball player
Higuchi Ryoichi
Singer-songwriter
Zenmei Hasuda
Japanese literary critic
Sohma, Hiroko
Singer-songwriter
Tokitaizan Takashi
Sumo wrestler
Sachiko Furuichi
Announcer
Seiichirō Yasui
Japanese politician
Kaoru Yodo
Japanese actor
Takuya Matsuda
Japanese astronomer
Shiryu Fujiwara
Japanese footballer
Yumi Karahashi
Japanese announcer
Masayo Horii
Japanese weathercaster
Shinji Oguma
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Tomo Iwabuchi
Sakutarō Hagiwara
Japanese writer
Suguru Hamanaka
Jockey
Yuji Ueda
Japanese actor
Tomohiro Abe
Professional baseball player
Kenji Kimihara
Japanese long-distance runner
Seiko Noda
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Makoto Sakurai
Yōichi Masuzoe
Former Governor of Tokyo
Masahiro Kawasaki
Japanese musician
Kenji Utsumi
Japanese actor
Usagi Nakamura
Japanese novelist
Nao-cola Yamazaki
Japanese writer
Tsuyoshi Ihara
Japanese actor
Shigeru Umebayashi
Japanese composer
Saaya Irie
Japanese actress
Shinji Aoyama
Japanese film director
Lily Franky
Japanese illustrator
Kenichi Ohmae
Japanese consultant
Shōta Imanaga
Baseball pitcher
Takahiro Fujimoto
Actor
Abdul Hakim Sani Brown
Japanese athlete
Masao Adachi
Japanese screenwriter
Ayaka Umeda
Former japanese idol
