Tsuruoka
Tsuruoka is a city on the northwest coast of Japan's Honshu island. It's known for the 3 Sacred Mountains of Dewa, including Mount Haguro, home to a shrine and a 5-story pagoda. Tsuruoka Park, on the site of the city's castle ruins, has cherry trees. Nearby, the Chido Museum displays calligraphy and wooden folk art. Along the seafront are the Yunohama hot springs and Kamo Aquarium, which has bioluminescent jellyfish.
People born in Tsuruoka (First 34 people) - Page 0
Takashi Ishikawa
Former professional wrestler
Shin Togashi
Kanji Ishiwara
Military personnel
Shuhei Fujisawa
Japanese author
Ryo Chonan
Japanese mixed martial artist
Yasuhiro Koseki
Japanese swimmer
Ayuko Kato
Member of the Japanese House of Representatives
Takuro Sugawara
Musical artist
Hinako Sato
Piano accompanist
Ken'ichi Satō
Japanese novelist
Atsushi Ōi
Military personnel
Satō Tetsutarō
Military personnel
Shōichi Watanabe
Scholar
Takayama Chogyū
Japanese author
Hiroshi Kitaoka
Singer
Tatsuya Takahashi
Japanese saxophonist
Yoshio Yamamoto
Takeshi Ōta
Japanese photographer
Mahiru Suzuki
Japanese radio personality
Makiko Ishikawa
Japanese announcer
Saiichi Maruya
Japanese author
Haruto Yoshizumi
Japanese baseball player
Gin Shinga
Manga artist
Yūichi Kudō
Mathematician
Kōji Ikuta
Japanese writer
Kan'ichi Satô
Author
Yuya Hasegawa
Japanese baseball player
Kashiwado Tsuyoshi
Hinako Sato
Piano accompanist
Masayuki Okuda
Toshihisa Ogushi
Japanese saxophonist
Rentaro Kita
Japanese singer
Fumio Inoue
Japanese linguist