Hattori
Hattori means:
- a district of the city of Toyonaka in the Japanese prefecture of Osaka
- a village in the Japanese prefecture of Okayama: Hattori (Okayama) (today: Sōja )
- a village in the Japanese prefecture of Hiroshima: Hattori (Hiroshima) (today: Fukushima )
- a Japanese clan: Hattori (clan)
Hattori is a family name for the following people:
- Daiki Hattori (* 1987), Japanese soccer player
- Hattori Dohō (1657–1730), Japanese Haikai poet
- Hattori Hanzō (Samurai)
- Hattori Yasunaga (? -?)
- Hattori Masanari / Masushige (1542–1598), the most famous Hattori Hanzō and son of the 1st
- Hattori Masanari (1565–1615): eldest son of the 2nd
- Hattori Masashige (1580–1652): second eldest son of the 2.
- Hazuma Hattori (* 1995), Japanese long-distance runner
- Hiroki Hattori (* 1971), Japanese football player
- Ichirō Hattori , cutler
- Jōji Hattori (* 1969), Japanese violinist and conductor
- Hattori Kazutada , samurai
- Katsuhisa Hattori , composer
- Kōhei Hattori (* 1991), Japanese football player
- Kōta Hattori (* 1977), Japanese football player
- Mitsuru Hattori , Mangaka
- Hattori Nankaku (1683–1759), Japanese painter and poet
- Naoki Hattori (* 1966), Japanese racing driver
- Ryōichi Hattori (1907-1993), Japanese pop music composer
- Shigeaki Hattori , racing driver
- Hattori Shirō († 1995), Japanese linguist
- Tadashi Hattori , composer
- Takushiro Hattori , officer
- Toshihiro Hattori (* 1973), Japanese football player
- Hattori Yasushi (1915–2011), Japanese politician, MP and Minister of Post
