People from Japan
61 people remembered here.
Yasuo Fukuda1936 – 2026 · PoliticianJapan's 91st prime minister, who worked quietly for peace with his neighbours.
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Senji Kuroi1932 – 2026 · Novelist and essayistHe found the drama of the inner life in offices, families and quiet suburban streets.
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Hiroshi Tsuchida1972 – 2026 · ActorNinja Blue, Lightning McQueen and Grisha Yeager. One voice, three decades of heroes.
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Kenichirō Katsura1966 – 2026 · AnimatorAnimator and character designer whose drawings brought Macross 7, Knight's & Magic and Synduality: Noir to life.
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Hirokazu Ueyonabaru1971 – 2026 · Paralympic wheelchair racerOkinawa's enduring T52 racer who turned injury into Paralympic silver and bronze.
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Isao Takeuchi1951 – 2026 · PoliticianThree-term Tottori mayor who steered merger, dunes tourism and a brief Diet career.
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Ria Yamada2009 – 2026 · dancerA dancer who loved dance more than anything, remembered for her talent and her smile.
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Nobutaka Tsutsui1944 – 2026 · PoliticianFive-term Niigata Diet member and agriculture vice minister who won a landmark libel judgment.
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Izuru Narushima1961 – 2026 · Film director and screenwriterDirector of Rebirth and Solomon's Perjury, who filmed ordinary lives with patience and kindness.
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Susumu Tonegawa1939 – 2026 · Molecular biologistNagoya-born Nobel laureate who explained antibody diversity and later mapped how the brain stores memory.
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Guts Ishimatsu1949 – 2026 · BoxerWBC lightweight champion who gave Japan the guts pose and taught it to say OK Bokujo.
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Toyohiro Akiyama1942 – 2026 · Television journalist (TBS)First Japanese in space. Journalist on Mir. Farmer after the flight.
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Hideki Shirakawa1936 – 2026 · Chemist and Professor Emeritus at the University of TsukubaThe chemist who made plastic conduct electricity and opened a new era of materials.
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