List of personalities from Tokyo

The list of personalities from Tokyo contains well-known people who were born in the Japanese capital Tokyo or who worked there for a long time. With "Tokyo" is meant the area of ​​today's 23 districts of Tokyo , which were established in 1947 on the area of ​​the city ​​of Tokyo , which was dissolved in 1943 , that is, "Greater Tokyo" within the boundaries of 1936. This also includes cities and villages of the prefecture before Tokyo , which were not incorporated into the city of Tokyo until the 1930s. The remaining cities and municipalities in Tokyo Prefecture today are not included. If the exact district of 1947 is known for a person, this is given in brackets. The list also includes people from historical Edo , as Tokyo was called before 1868.

It is sorted by year of birth and then alphabetically by family name.

17th century

Tokugawa Iemitsu
(1604-1651)

• Tokugawa Iemitsu (1604-1651), Shogun
• Tokugawa Ienobu (1662-1712), Shogun
• Hotta Masatoshi (1634-1684), daimyo
• Kanō Tsunenobu (1636–1713), painter
• Hayashi Dōei (1640–1708), interpreter and calligrapher
• Seki Takakazu (approx. 1640–1708), mathematician
• Tokugawa Ietsuna (1641-1680), Shogun
• Tokugawa Tsunayoshi (1646-1709), Shogun
• Arai Hakuseki (1657–1725), scholar, economist and poet
• Takebe Katahiro (1664-1739), mathematician
• Ogyū Sorai (1666–1728), neo-Confucian philosopher
• Ogyū Sorai (1666–1728), scholar, philosopher and economic theorist
• Gion Nankai (1676–1751), Confucianist, poet and painter
• Tokugawa Yoshimune (1684-1751), Shogun

18th century

1701-1750

Maeno Ryōtaku
(1723-1803)

• Yanagisawa Kien (1703–1758), painter
• Tokugawa Ietsugu (1709-1716), Shogun
• Tokugawa Ieshige (1712-1761), Shogun
• Maeno Ryōtaku (1723-1803), physician and author
• Katsukawa Shunshō (1726–1793), woodcut artist and painter
• Ajima Naonobu (1732–1798), mathematician
• Sakurada Jisuke I (1734-1806), Kabuki author
• Hōseidō Kisanji (1735-1813), writer
• Tokugawa Ieharu (1737–1786), Shogun
• Hayashi Shihei (1738–1793), samurai and scholar
• Kitao Shigemasa (1739–1820), woodcut artist
• Karagoromo Kisshū (1743–1802), poet
• Shiba Kōkan (1747-1818), painter
• Aōdō Denzen (1748–1822), painter
• Ōta Nampo (1749–1823), writer
• Watanabe Gentai (1749-1822), painter

1751-1800

Utagawa Hiroshige
(1797-1858)

• Shiba Zenkō (1750–1793), writer and actor
• Torii Kiyonaga (1752–1815), woodcut artist
• Tsuruya Namboku IV. (1755-1829), Kabuki author
• Kubo Shumman (1757-1820), painter
• Matsudaira Sadanobu (1759-1829), daimyo
• Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849), woodcut artist and painter
• Sakai Hōitsu (1761-1828), painter
• Santō Kyōden (1761-1816), writer and artist
• Kyokutei Bakin (1767-1848), writer
• Utagawa Toyokuni (1769-1825), woodcut artist
• Tokugawa Ienari (1773-1841), Shogun
• Shikitei Samba (1776-1822), writer
• Kikuchi Yōsai (1781–1878), painter
• Ōkubo Tadazane (1782–1837), Daimyō
• Ryūtei Tanehiko (1783–1842), writer
• Utagawa Kunisada (1786–1865), woodcut artist and painter
• Tokugawa Ieyoshi (1793-1853), Shogun
• Watanabe Kazan (1793–1841), painter and scientist
• Haruki Nammei (1795–1878), painter
• Suzuki Kiitsu (1796-1858), painter
• Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858), woodcut artist
• Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861), woodcut artist

19th century

1801-1850

Saitō Hajime
(1844-1915)

Enomoto Takeaki
(1836–1908)

• Tsubaki Chinzan (1801-1854), painter
• Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891), painter
• Shimazu Nariakira (1809-1858), daimyo
• Tazaki Sōun (1815–1898), painter
• Kawatake Mokuami (1816-1893), Kabuki author
• Abe Masahiro (1819-1857), statesman
• Katsu Kaishū (1823–1899), statesman and shipbuilding engineer
• Utagawa Kunisada II. (1823–1880), woodcut artist and painter
• Tokugawa Iesada (1824-1858), Shogun
• Takahashi Yuichi (1828-1894), painter
• Kanagaki Robun (1829-1894), writer
• Ochiai Yoshiiku (1833–1904), painter
• Toyohara Kunichika (1835–1900), painter
• Enomoto Takeaki (1836-1908), Admiral
• Tokugawa Yoshinobu (1837-1913), Shogun
• Nagakura Shimpachi (1839-1915), samurai
• Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-1892), woodcut artist
• Nakajima Utako (1844–1903), poet
• Okita Sōji (approx. 1844–1868), samurai
• Saitō Hajime (1844-1915), samurai
• Tokugawa Iemochi (1846–1866), Shogun
• Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847–1915), woodcut artist
• Ōtsuki Fumihiko (1847–1928), lexicographer, linguist and historian
• Julius Scriba (1848–1905), German surgeon
• Utagawa Kunisada III. (1848–1920), woodcut artist and painter
• Nogi Maresuke (1849–1912), General

1851-1870

Sone Tatsuzō
(1852-1937)

Natsume Sōseki
(1867-1916)

• Kawamura Kiyoo (1852-1934), painter
• Ōmori Harutoyo (1852–1912), surgeon
• Sone Tatsuzō (1852-1937), painter
• Takamura Kōun (1852–1934), sculptor
• Takahashi Korekiyo (1854–1936), politician
• Aeba Kōson (1855-1922), writer
• Kikuchi Dairoku (1855–1917), mathematician and politician
• Goseda Yoshimatsu (1855–1915), painter
• Asai Chū (1856–1907), painter
• Hara Takashi (1856–1921), politician
• Uemura Masahisa (1858–1925), clergyman
• Tanaka Chigaku (1861–1939), Buddhist activist and nationalist
• Uchimura Kanzō (1861–1930), theologian, columnist and pacifist
• Harada Naojirō (1863–1899), painter
• Shirai Mitsutarō (1863-1932), phytopathologist
• Murakami Kijō (1865-1938), poet
• Futabatei Shimei (1864–1909), writer and translator
• Mizuno Toshikata (1866–1908), woodcut artist
• Nakamura Fusetsu (1866–1943), painter
• Kōda Rohan (1867-1947), writer
• Natsume Sōseki (1867-1916), writer
• Ueda Kazutoshi (1867–1937), linguist
• Ogawa Usen (1868–1938), painter
• Ozaki Kōyō (1868-1903), writer
• Uchida Roan (1868–1929), writer and translator
• Yamada Bimyō (1868–1910), writer and poet

1871-1880

Kawakami Sadayakko (1871-1946)

• Kawakami Sadayakko (1871–1946), actress and dancer
• Yuasa Takejirō (1871-1904), naval officer
• Higuchi Ichiyō (1872-1896), writer
• Okamoto Kidō (1872-1939), playwright
• Hirata Tokuboku (1873–1943), English studies
• Mitsuko Coudenhove-Kalergi (1874–1941), noblewoman
• Hon'inbō Shūsai (1874–1940), Go player
• Ueda Bin (1874–1916), poet and translator
• Kambara Ariake (1876–1952), poet
• Tsujimoto Mitsumaru (1877-1940), chemist
• Kō Andō (1878–1963), violinist (from Taitō)
• Arishima Takeo (1878-1923), writer
• Kiyokata Kaburagi (1878–1973), painter (from Chiyoda)
• Katayama Hiroko (1878–1957), poet and translator
• Terada Torahiko (1878-1935), physicist and essayist
• Yoshida Shigeru (1878–1967), politician (from Chiyoda)
• Nagai Kafū (1879–1959), writer
• Taki Rentarō (1879–1903), composer
• Walter Hans Schultze (1880–1964), German bacteriologist

1881-1890

Ishii Hakutei
(1882-1958)

Hiratsuka Raichō
(1886–1971)

Adachi Hatazō
(1890-1947)

• Ishihara Jun (1881-1947), physicist
• Yamashita Shintarō (1881–1966), painter
• Asahina Yasuhiko (1881–1975), chemist and lichenologist (from Sumida)
• Ishii Hakutei (1882–1958), painter and graphic artist
• Kawada Jun (1882–1966), business manager and poet
• Oda Kazuma (1882–1956), painter
• Tobari Kogan (1882–1927), sculptor and woodcut artist
• Fumio Asakura (1883–1964), sculptor
• Ichirō Hatoyama (1883-1959), politician
• Hasui Kawase (1883–1957), woodcut artist
• Kōtarō Takamura (1883–1956), sculptor and poet
• Seisensui Ogiwara (1884–1976), poet (from Minato)
• Okamura Yasuji (1884-1966), general
• Tamura Toshiko (1884-1945), feminist and writer (in Taitō)
• Tanzan Ishibashi (1884–1973), politician (from Minato)
• Tōjō Hideki (1884–1948), General (from Chiyoda)
• Ryūshi Kawabata (1885–1966), painter (from Ōta)
• Kubota Tadahiko (1885–1952), mathematician (from Minato)
• Saneatsu Mushanokōji (1885-1976), writer and painter (from Chiyoda)
• Naka Kansuke (1885-1965), writer
• Tanabe Hajime (1885–1962), philosopher
• Uchida Yoshikazu (1885–1972), architect
• Tsuguharu Foujita (1886–1968), painter and printmaker
• Yamamura Kōka (1886–1942), painter (from Shinagawa)
• Hiratsuka Raichō (1886–1971), author, journalist and feminist
• Tanizaki Jun'ichirō (1886-1965), writer (from Chūō)
• Yamada Kōsaku (1886–1965), composer and conductor
• Yoshii Isamu (1886–1960), poet and playwright (from Minato)
• Gentarō Koito (1887–1978), painter and woodcut artist
• Minakami Takitarō (1887-1940), writer
• Kawaji Ryūkō (1888-1959), poet
• Nagayo Yoshirō (1888–1961), writer
• Mantarō Kubota (1889–1963), writer (from Taitō)
• Yanagi Muneyoshi (1889–1961), art critic and religious philosopher
• Shūgyo Murata (1889–1967), poet
• Nagamichi Kuroda (1889–1978), ornithologist
• Okamoto Kanoko (1889–1939), writer (from Minato)
• Togyū Okumura (1889–1990), painter
• Helen Waddell (1889-1965), Northern Irish writer and translator
• Adachi Hatazō (1890-1947), General
• Kishida Kunio (1890–1954), writer and translator

1891-1900

Shūōshi Mizuhara
(1892–1981)

Shizue Katō
(1897-2001)

Hidemaro Konoe
(1898–1973)

• Kazuo Hirotsu (1891–1968), writer (from Shinjuku)
• Santarō Kawakami (1891-1968), poet
• Mishō Tonouchi (1891–1964), painter
• Akutagawa Ryūnosuke (1892–1927), poet and writer
• Daigaku Horiguchi (1892–1981), poet and translator
• Shūōshi Mizuhara (1892–1981), poet (from Chiyoda)
• Kihachi Ozaki (1892–1974), writer (from Chūō)
• Michio Itō (1893–1961), dancer and choreographer
• Ryūnosuke Kusaka (1893–1971), admiral
• Richard Nikolaus Coudenhove-Kalergi (1894–1972), Japanese-Austrian writer and politician
• Hayami Gyoshū (1894–1935), painter
• Masajirō Kojima (1894-1994), writer (from Taitō)
• Wells Coates (1895–1958), Canadian architect, urban planner and designer
• Kenji Imai (1895–1987), architect
• Itō Noe (1895–1923), feminist and anarchist
• Shūkichi Mitsukuri (1895–1971), composer
• Tatsushirō Takabatake (1895–1976), painter
• Shizuo Ban (1896–1989), civil engineer
• Tatsuo Hayashi (1896-1984), philosopher
• Chōko Iida (1897–1972), actress (from Taitō)
• Shizue Katō (1897-2001), feminist
• Tatsujirō Shimizu (1897-1992), mathematician
• Aiichirō Fujiyama (1897–1985), politician and entrepreneur
• Elizabeth P. Farrington (1898–1984), American politician
• Yoshi Hijikata (1898–1959), theater director
• Shinsui Itō (1898–1972), painter and woodcut artist
• Hidemaro Konoe (1898–1973), conductor
• Mizoguchi Kenji (1898-1956), director
• Shikanosuke Oka (1898–1978), painter (from Minato)
• Saeki Ozawa (1898–1968), politician
• Mori Yoshitoshi (1898-1992), artist
• Takeharu Asō (1899-1993), mountaineer and cross-country skier (from Minato)
• Takako Hashimoto (1899–1963), poet
• Nitta Isamu (1899–1984), physicist and crystallographer
• Jun Ishikawa (1899–1987), writer and translator (from Taitō)
• Masahiko Katori (1899–1988), artisan
• Matsutarō Kawaguchi (1899–1985), author and film producer (from Chiyoda)
• Miyamoto Yuriko (1899–1951), writer (from Bunkyō)
• San'ichirō Mizushima (1899–1983), physical chemist
• Tomoda Kyōsuke (1899-1937), actor (in Chūō)
• Toyoichi Yamamoto (1899–1987), sculptor
• Iketani Shinzaburō (1900-1933), writer and playwright (from Chūō)
• Kotondo Torii (1900–1976), woodcut artist
• Tosaka Jun (1900–1945), philosopher
• Kyūjin Yamamoto (1900–1986), painter
• Yoshimaro Yamashina (1900–1989), ornithologist (from Chiyoda)

20th century

1901-1910

Abe Sada
(1905 – ca. 1970)

Hideki Yukawa
(1907-1981)

Akira Kurosawa
(1910-1998)

• Sōjō Hino (1901–1956), poet (from Taitō)
• Ihē Kimura (1901–1974), photographer (from Taitō)
• Shirō Murano (1901–1975), poet
• Kusatao Nakamura (1901–1983), poet (from Minato)
• Ozaki Hotsumi (1901–1944), journalist and spy
• Heinosuke Gosho (1902–1981), film director
• Nishikawa Yasushi (1902–1989), calligrapher
• Takeichi Nishi (1902–1945), officer and sport rider (from Minato)
• Kenji Takahashi (1902-1998), literary scholar (from Chūō)
• Sugao Yamanouchi (1902-1970), archaeologist (from Taitō)
• Shinjirō Honryō (1903-1971), politician and rugby player
• Tatsuko Hoshino (1903–1984), poet
• Jinzai Kiyoshi (1903–1957), writer and translator
• Saburō Moroi (1903–1977), composer
• Kenzō Nakajima (1903–1979), translator and literary scholar (from Chiyoda)
• Yasujirō Ozu (1903-1963), director and screenwriter (from Kōtō)
• Ken'ichi Enomoto (1904–1970), comedian and actor (from Minato)
• Seiichi Funabashi (1904–1976), writer
• Hori Tatsuo (1904–1953), writer and translator
• Aya Kōda (1904–1990), essayist and writer (from Sumida)
• Tatsuo Nagai (1904–1990), writer (from Chiyoda)
• Yoshishige Saitō (1904–2001), painter, graphic artist and sculptor
• Takamatsu (1905-1987), prince
• Fumiko Enchi (1905–1986), writer (from Taitō)
• Hiroshi Inagaki (1905–1980), film director, screenwriter and actor
• Shūson Katō (1905-1993), poet and literary scholar (from Ōta)
• Kodaira Yoshio (1905-1949), serial killer (from Minato)
• Mikio Naruse (1905–1969), director, writer and producer
• Noboru Ōshiro (1905-1998), Mangaka
• Abe Sada (1905 – ca. 1970), Geisha (from Chiyoda)
• Yasuo Haruyama (1906-1987), football player
• Tomojirō Ikenouchi (1906-1991), composer
• Shōkichi Iyanaga (1906-2006), mathematician
• Takashi Kōno (1906–1999), graphic artist and designer (from Chiyoda)
• Matsumoto Takashi (1906–1956), writer and actor (from Chiyoda)
• Hisashi Suda (1906-2005), painter
• Osamu Takizawa (1906–2000), actor
• Shin'ichirō Tomonaga (1906–1979), physicist
• Tokuyasu Fukuda (1906–1993), diplomat and politician
• Kiichi Aichi (1907–1973), politician
• Kishio Hirao (1907–1953), composer (from Chūō)
• Yoritsume Matsudaira (1907-2001), composer (from Bunkyō)
• Xu Daolin (1907–1973), Chinese law scholar
• Hideki Yukawa (1907–1981), physicist and Nobel Prize winner (from Minato)
• Takashi Asahina (1908–2001), conductor
• Hans Theodor Hallier (1908–1982), German painter
• Kazu Wakita (1908-2005), painter
• Michiko de Kowa-Tanaka (1909–1988), actress and singer (from Chiyoda)
• Teiichi Matsumaru (1909–1997), football player
• Shōhei Ōoka (1909–1988), writer (from Shinjuku)
• Yasushi Sugiyama (1909–1993), painter
• Ono Tadashige (1909–1990), woodcut artist (from Sumida)
• Sōichi Ichida (1910–1986), philatelist
• Akira Kurosawa (1910–1998), film director (from Ōta)
• Edwin O. Reischauer (1910–1990), American Japanologist
• Akaba Suekichi (1910–1990), illustrator

1911-1920

Taijun Takeda
(1912-1976)

Hideo Itokawa
(1912–1990)

Kodaira Kunihiko
(1915–1997)

• Tokiharu Abe (1911-1996), ichthyologist
• Hiroshi Hara (1911-1986), botanist
• Mitsuo Nakamura (1911–1988), writer
• Fujio Noguchi (1911–1993), writer (from Chiyoda)
• Rinzō Shiina (1911–1973), writer (from Setagaya)
• Kikuko Takamatsu (1911-2004), princess
• Tadashi Imai (1912–1991), film director
• Hideo Itokawa (1912–1999), space pioneer
• Albert Nozaki (1912–2003), film architect
• Taijun Takeda (1912-1976), writer
• Kentarō Yano (1912-1993), mathematician
• Ken'ichi Yoshida (1912–1977), writer
• Saburō Asō (1913-2000), painter
• Shōko Ema (1913–2005), poet and librettist (from Setagaya)
• Yuki Katsura (1913–1991), painter
• Seiji Miyaguchi (1913–1985), actor
• Noboru Nakamura (1913–1981), director and screenwriter
• Seizō Suzuki (1913-2000), rose grower (from Bunkyō)
• Tanaka Hidemitsu (1913-1949), writer (from Shinjuku)
• Oswald Morris Wynd (1913-1998), British writer
• Tsunao Aida (1914–1990), poet
• Junji Kinoshita (1914–2006), playwright and translator
• Hiro Saga (1914–1987), noblewoman
• Yoshiko Shibaki (1914–1991), writer
• Tachihara Michizō (1914-1939), poet
• Hiroshi Hamaya (1915–1999), photographer
• Kaoru Ishikawa (1915-1989), chemist
• Kodaira Kunihiko (1915–1997), mathematician
• Mikasa (1915-2016), prince
• Gōzō Shioda (1915-1994), Aikido master (from Shinjuku)
• Sōri Yanagi (1915-2011), designer
• Masahisa Goi (1916–1980), philosopher and peace activist (from Taitō)
• John Whitney Hall (1916–1997), American historian and Japanologist
• Olivia de Havilland (1916-2020), British-American film actress
• Yūichi Inoue (1916–1985), painter and calligrapher
• Nagahisa Kuroda (1916-2009), ornithologist
• Minao Shibata (1916–1996), composer
• Joan Fontaine (1917-2013), British actress
• Koremitsu Maetani (1917-1974), Mangaka
• Ryō Ikebe (1918-2010), film actor
• Hatoyama Iichirō (1918-1993), civil servant and politician
• Shin'ichirō Nakamura (1918–1997), writer
• Shūichi Katō (1919-2008), cultural and literary scholar (from Shibuya)
• Yoshitarō Nomura (1919-2005), film director (from Taitō)
• Kōzō Okazaki (1919–2005), cameraman
• Tatsuzō Shimaoka (1919-2007), potter and artisan (from Minato)
• Iizuka Shōkansai (1919-2004), artisan (from Bunkyō)
• Nobuo Ayukawa (1920–1986), poet
• Rin Ishigaki (1920-2004), poet
• Tetsurō Komai (1920–1976), graphic artist
• Franklin J. Schaffner (1920–1989), American film director
• Kōichi Tōhei (1920–2011), Aikidō teacher

1921-1930

Yōichirō Nambu
(1921-2015)

Mishima Yukio
(1925-1970)

Sadako Ogata
(* 1927)

Morio Kita
(1927-2011)

• Kan Ishii (1921–2009), composer
• Hiroshi Miyazawa (1921–2012), politician (from Shibuya)
• Yōichirō Nambu (1921-2015), physicist
• Setsurō Ebashi (1922-2006), physiologist
• Tetsurō Tamba (1922-2006), actor
• Shūsaku Endō (1923-1996), writer (from Toshima)
• Tsuna Iwami (* 1923), composer
• Isao Matsuura (1923–2002), politician
• Yoshinao Nakada (1923-2000), composer (from Shibuya)
• Jun Negami (1923–2005), actor
• Yoshio Shirai (1923-2003), boxer
• Shigenobu Takayanagi (1923-1983), poet
• Tamura Ryūichi (1923–1998), poet
• Seijun Suzuki (1923–2017), film director, screenwriter and actor
• Hitomi Yamaguchi (1923-1995), writer
• Kōbō Abe (1924–1993), writer
• Shintarō Abe (1924-1991), politician (from Shinjuku)
• Chikage Awashima (1924–2012), actress
• Seiji Fujishiro (* 1924), silhouette artist (from Meguro)
• Masaru Kawasaki (1924–2018), composer and conductor
• Masatake Kuranishi (* 1924), mathematician
• Yoshirō Muraki (1924–2009), costume and production designer
• Yosihiko H. Sinoto (1924-2017), anthropologist
• Yoshimoto Takaaki (1924–2012), poet and philosopher (from Chūō)
• Kawasaki Tomisaku (1925-2020), pediatrician
• Tōichirō Kinoshita (* 1925), physicist
• Yasutaka Komiya (1925-2017), artisan (from Taitō)
• Yukio Mishima (1925-1970), writer and activist (from Shinjuku)
• Masaya Nakamura (1925-2017), entrepreneur
• Tsuneo Tamagawa (1925-2017), mathematician
• Kunio Tsuji (1925–1999), writer
• Shin'ichi Hoshi (1926–1997), science fiction writer
• Momo Iida (1926–2011), writer (from Minato)
• Kō Nakahira (1926–1978), director and screenwriter
• Tetsuji Nishikawa (1926-2010), physicist
• Hiroshi Inose (1927-2000), electrical engineer
• Seizō Katō (1927-2014), voice actor
• Morio Kita (1927–2011), writer and psychiatrist (from Minato)
• Sadako Ogata (1927–2019), UN diplomat
• Hiroshi Teshigahara (1927-2001), film director (from Chiyoda)
• Kiyoshi Atsumi (1928–1996), actor (from Taitō)
• Akiko Baba (* 1928), writer and literary scholar
• Daisaku Ikeda (* 1928), writer
• Ryū Mitsuse (1928–1999), science fiction author (from Arakawa)
• Hidetaka Nishiyama (1928–2008), karate master (from Kōtō)
• Tamio Ōki (1928–2017), voice actor
• Mikio Satō (* 1928), mathematician
• Tatsuhiko Shibusawa (1928–1987), writer and translator
• Kaoru Ueda (1928–2001), painter
• Yashiro Akio (1929–1976), composer
• Keizō Hino (1929–2002), writer
• Hideo Gosha (1929–1992), director and screenwriter
• Takehiro Irokawa (1929–1989), writer
• Otohiko Kaga (* 1929), writer
• Kazuo Kashio (1929–2018), entrepreneur
• Hiroshi Tada (* 1929), Aikidō teacher
• Tomisaburō Wakayama (1929–1992), actor
• Fumio Watanabe (1929-2004), actor
• Kazuo Fukushima (* 1930), composer
• Stephen Fumio Hamao (1930-2007), bishop
• Kei Kumai (1930-2007), director
• Makoto Moroi (1930–2013), composer
• Minako Ōba (1930–2007), writer
• Tōru Takemitsu (1930–1996), composer
• Yūji Tsushima (* 1930), politician (from Suginami)
• Masao Yamakawa (1930-1965), writer and screenwriter (from Taitō)

1931-1940

Ayako Sono (* 1931)

Yoko Ono (born 1933)

Ken Ogata (1937-2008)

Liv Ullmann (* 1938)

• Magdalena Ezoe (* 1931), American composer
• Yu Fujiki (1931-2005), actor
• Hikaru Hayashi (1931–2012), composer
• Shintarō Katsu (1931–1997), actor, film producer and director (from Kōtō)
• Shun'ichirō Okano (1931-2017), football player and official
• Ayako Sono (* 1931), writer (from Katsushika)
• Shuntarō Tanikawa (* 1931), writer, translator and poet (from Suginami)
• Yūzō Toyama (* 1931), composer and conductor (from Shinjuku)
• Hirohisa Fujii (* 1932), politician
• Shigeo Fukuda (1932-2009), illusionist
• Momoko Kōchi (1932–1998), actress (from Taitō)
• Tatsuya Nakadai (born 1932), actor
• Shūji Takashina (1932), art historian
• Isao Tomita (1932–2016), musician and composer
• Shigeo Ishii (1933–1962), painter
• Tetsuko Kuroyanagi (* 1933), actress and writer (from Minato)
• Akira Miyoshi (1933-2013), composer (from Suginami)
• Yoko Ono (* 1933), artist and singer
• Park Chae-sam (1933–1997), South Korean lyric poet
• Jun John Sakurai (1933–1982), physicist
• Hideo Shiraki (1933–1972), jazz musician (from Chiyoda)
• Suehiro Tanemura (1933–2004), Germanist and translator (from Toshima)
• Michio Ui (* 1933), biochemist
• Ayako Wakao (born 1933), actress
• Wakako Hironaka (* 1934), politicians
• Tamotsu Nakamura (* 1934), photographer and author
• Kyōji Nishikawa (* 1934), physicist
• Iriye Akira (* 1934), historian
• Jirō Ōtsuka (1934–2015), karate grandmaster
• Taichi Yamada (* 1934), writer and screenwriter (in Taitō)
• Tsutomu Hata (1935–2017), politician (from Ōta)
• Masahito Hitachi (* 1935), prince
• Carl Heinz Illies (1935–1995), German businessman
• Eiko Kadono (* 1935), children's book author
• Masamichi Noro (1935-2013), Aikidō teacher
• Kazuko Matsuo (1935–1992), jazz singer
• Takashi Sasagawa (* 1935), politician (from Bunkyō)
• Kōichi Toyosaki (1935–1989), Romanist
• Taijirō Amazawa (* 1936), poet, translator and literary scholar
• Yasuo Fukuda (* 1936), politician (from Setagaya)
• Kiyoshi Hara (* 1936), potter and ceramic artist (from Setagaya)
• Hiroshi Hoshina (* 1936), composer and conductor
• Maki Ishii (1936–2003), composer and conductor
• Akira Kubo (born 1936), actor
• Koretoshi Maruyama (* 1936), Aikidō teacher
• Masako Nozawa (* 1936), actress and voice actress (from Arakawa)
• Hiroshi Sakagami (* 1936), writer
• Hideki Shirakawa (* 1936), chemist
• Hans-Dieter Schwind (* 1936), German lawyer, criminologist and politician
• Jirō Takamatsu (1936–1998), process artist
• Izumi Tateno (* 1936), pianist
• Michiko Yamamoto (* 1936), writer (from Nakano)
• Chiemi Eri (1937–1982), singer and actress (from Taitō)
• Yoshikichi Furui (1937–2020), writer and Germanist
• Ryūtarō Hashimoto (1937-2006), politician (from Shibuya)
• Eberhard Heck (* 1937), German classical philologist
• Kōichirō Matsuura (* 1937), diplomat
• Shinji Nagashima (1937-2005), Mangaka
• Ken Ogata (1937-2008), actor (from Shinjuku)
• Larry Poons (born 1937), American painter
• Kaoru Shōji (* 1937), writer
• Yoshio Taniguchi (* 1937), architect
• Yoshiharu Tsuge (* 1937), Mangaka (in Katsushika)
• Rocky Aoki (1938-2008), wrestler and wrestler
• Morihiro Hosokawa (* 1938), politician
• Takehisa Kosugi (1938–2018), violinist, composer, sound, multimedia and installation artist
• Makoto Taki (* 1938), politician
• Shūji Tsurumi (* 1938), artistic gymnast (from Taitō)
• Liv Ullmann (* 1938), Norwegian actress and director
• Kaoru Yosano (1938-2017), politician (from Chiyoda)
• Mah Chonggi (born 1939), poet
• Takeo Hiranuma (* 1939), politician (from Shibuya)
• Hisaoki Kamei (* 1939), politician (from Setagaya)
• Masabumi Kikuchi (1939–2015), jazz musician
• Masaaki Ueki (* 1939), Japanese karateka, holder of the 10th dan
• Michiyo Yasuda (1939-2016), animator (from Nakano)
• Yoshimasu Gōzō (* 1939), poet (from Suginami)
• Rie Yoshiyuki (1939–2006), poet and writer
• Nobuyoshi Araki (* 1940), photographer
• Kazuo Chiba (1940-2015), Aikido teacher
• Tadaoki Ishihara (* 1940), composer
• Kōki Ishii (1940-2002), politician (from Bunkyō)
• Jūrō Kara (* 1940), actor, playwright and scripture
• Atsuo Nakamura (* 1940), actor and politician
• Sadaharu Oh (* 1940), baseball player and manager (from Sumida)
• Tadahiko Ōtsuka (1940–2012), karate master
• Masahiko Togashi (1940-2007), jazz musician

1941-1950

Hayao Miyazaki (* 1941)

Ulrich Wickert (* 1942)

Takeshi Kitano (* 1947)

Yukio Hatoyama (* 1947)

Ichirō Mizuki (* 1948)

• Kazuyoshi Akiyama (* 1941), conductor
• Hiroshi Hoketsu (* 1941), dressage rider
• Hayao Miyazaki (* 1941), anime director and screenwriter (from Bunkyō)
• Satoshi Morimoto (* 1941), politician
• Masahiko Satō (* 1941), jazz musician and composer
• Masahiko Tanaka (* 1941), karateka
• Akiko Wakabayashi (born 1941), actress
• Toyohiro Akiyama (* 1942), TV journalist and spaceman (from Setagaya)
• Rei Kawakubo (* 1942), fashion designer
• Atsumu Ōmura (* 1942), climatologist (from Bunkyō)
• Ichirō Ozawa (* 1942), politician (from Taitō)
• Akiko Santō (* 1942), politician (from Setagaya)
• Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi (* 1942), cellist
• Ulrich Wickert (* 1942), German journalist and moderator
• Mie Hama (born 1943), actress
• Fighting Harada (born 1943), boxer
• Nobuko Imai (* 1943), violist
• Tsutomu Imamura (* 1943), production designer
• Hiroaki Kuwahara (* 1943), composer and conductor
• Yasuko Nagazumi (* 1943), fashion manager and actress
• Kazunari Sakamoto (* 1943), architect
• Yoshi Takahashi (1943–1998), painter and graphic artist
• Kaoru Tosaka (1943–2007), manager (from Chiyoda)
• Miwa Fukuhara (* 1944), figure skater (from Ōta)
• Norio Minorikawa (* 1944), TV presenter (from Setagaya)
• Hidenao Nakagawa (* 1944), politician (from Shinjuku)
• Song Du-yul (* 1944), German-Korean sociologist
• Makiko Tanaka (* 1944), politician
• Komaki Kurihara (born 1945), actress
• Fusako Shigenobu (* 1945), founder of the Japanese Red Army
• Iwao Uruma (* 1945), politician
• Miyoko Watai (* 1945), chess player and official (from Ōta)
• Hideshi Hino (* 1946), Mangaka (from Itabashi)
• Motohiko Hino (1946–1999), jazz musician
• Togo Igawa (born 1946), actor
• Yoshiaki Masuo (* 1946), jazz guitarist (from Nakano)
• Tomohito of Mikasa (1946–2012), Prince
• Yukio Hatoyama (* 1947), politician (from Bunkyō)
• Shigeo Hirose (* 1947), inventor
• Haruomi Hosono (* 1947), musician, record producer and actor
• Takeo Ischi (* 1947), singer and yodeler
• Meiko Kaji (* 1947), Enka singer and actress (from Chiyoda)
• Ryō Kawasaki (1947–2020), jazz musician and composer
• Takeshi Kitano (* 1947), director, actor and author (from Adachi)
• Ryūji Miyamoto (* 1947), documentary filmmaker and photographer (from Setagaya)
• Erico Nagai (* 1947), jewelry designer
• Takeo Takahashi (born 1947), football player
• Masaaki Tanaka (* 1947), graphic artist and painter (from Setagaya)
• Mitsuo Tsukahara (* 1947), artistic gymnast
• Masashi Ueda (* 1947), Mangaka (from Setagaya)
• Tomoko Abe (* 1948), politician (from Meguro)
• Shō Kosugi (* 1948), actor (from Minato)
• Ichirō Mizuki (* 1948), singer and composer
• Toshio Ogawa (* 1948), politician
• Kenjirō Shinozuka (* 1948), rally driver (from Ōta)
• Anli Sugano (1948–2000), jazz singer (from Toshima)
• Hiroshi Sugimoto (* 1948), photographer
• Toshikazu Sunada (* 1948), mathematician
• Murasaki Yamada (1948-2009), Mangaka
• Kenneth Carpenter (* 1949), American paleontologist
• Kentarō Haneda (1949-2007), composer
• Hideo Ikeezumi (1949-2017), music producer (from Itabashi)
• Banri Kaieda (* 1949), politician (from Suginami)
• Ichirō Kamoshita (* 1949), politician (from Adachi)
• Kazuhiro Koizumi (* 1949), conductor
• Junko Miyashita (born 1949), actress
• Kensaku Morita (* 1949), actor and politician (from Ōta)
• Yoshihiro Naruse (* 1949), bassist
• Bandō Tamasaburō V. (born 1950), Kabuki actor
• Nobuyoshi Ino (* 1950), jazz musician
• Tatsumi Kimishima (* 1950), manager
• Ken Kutaragi (born 1950), manager
• Toshirō Suga (* 1950), Aikidō teacher, actor and painter
• Unokichi Tachibana (* 1950), calligrapher (from Taitō)
• Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (born 1950), film actor and producer
• Mari Yonehara (1950–2006), writer

1951-1960

Ryūichi Sakamoto (* 1952)

Hisako Takamado
(* 1953)

Sachiko Kobayashi
(* 1953)

Shinzō Abe (* 1954)

Nobuo Uematsu
(born 1959)

• Jirō Asada (* 1951), writer
• Shōzō Azuma (* 1951), politician (from Shinjuku)
• Minae Mizumura (* 1951), writer and literary scholar
• Mamoru Oshii (* 1951), director and writer (from Ōta)
• Ken Sakamura (* 1951), computer scientist
• Hiroya Masuda (* 1951), politician (from Setagaya)
• William McDonough (* 1951), American architect, designer and author
• Naoyuki Sugano (* 1951), actor and voice actor
• Noritake Takahara (* 1951), racing car driver
• Jirō Atsumi (* 1952), Enka singer (from Adachi)
• Keiji Furuya (* 1952), politician (from Chiyoda)
• Kōichi Mashimo (* 1952), anime director
• Kaori Momoi (born 1952), actress
• Ryūichi Sakamoto (* 1952), composer and producer (from Nakano)
• Sachiko Kobayashi (* 1953), Enka singer and actress (from Shibuya)
• Masami Kurumada (* 1953), Mangaka (from Chūō)
• Shōichi Nakagawa (1953-2009), politician (from Shibuya)
• Hisako Takamado (* 1953), princess
• Takao Wada (* 1953), racing car driver
• Kazumi Watanabe (* 1953), jazz musician (from Shibuya)
• Takashi Yoshimatsu (* 1953), composer
• Shinzō Abe (* 1954), politician (from Shinjuku)
• Hisaki Matsuura (* 1954), writer and literary scholar
• Eiji Miyoshi (* 1954), Enka singer (from Shibuya)
• Norihito Takamado (1954-2002), Prince
• Mangetsu Hanamura (* 1955), writer
• Hiromi Itō (* 1955), poet and writer (from Itabashi)
• Tōru Iwatani (* 1955), video game developer (from Meguro)
• James Kazuo Koda (* 1955), Bishop (from Setagaya)
• Shinrō Ōtake (* 1955), painter
• Paul Shigihara (* 1955), jazz guitarist
• Mayumi Tanaka (* 1955), voice actress
• Toshiki Hirano (* 1956), anime director
• Jin Matsubara (* 1956), politician (from Itabashi)
• Mie Miki (* 1956), accordionist
• Kazuyo Sejima (* 1956), architect (from Setagaya)
• Masayuki Suo (* 1956), film director and screenwriter
• Masayuki Suzuki (* 1956), singer (from Ōta)
• Yoshiko Tanaka (1956–2011), actress (from Adachi)
• Akimi Yoshida (* 1956), Mangaka
• Kenji Kawai (* 1957), composer (from Shinagawa)
• Kōji Kobayashi (* 1957), boxer (from Katsushika)
• Yasutarō Matsuki (* 1957), football player and coach
• Issei Noro (* 1957), jazz musician (from Setagaya)
• Satoko Fujii (* 1958), jazz musician and composer
• Shinkun Haku (* 1958), politician (from Shinjuku)
• Keiichi Ishii (* 1958), politician (from Toshima)
• Minoru Kawasaki (* 1958), director, screenwriter and producer (from Setagaya)
• Hiroyuki Nagahama (* 1958), politician (from Sumida)
• Eici Sonoda (1958-2015), painter
• Hinako Sugiura (1958-2005), Mangaka
• Momoe Yamaguchi (* 1958), singer and actress (from Shibuya)
• Eriko Asai (* 1959), athlete (from Adachi)
• Tetsunari Iida (* 1959), nuclear scientist (from Chūō)
• Akira Jimbo (* 1959), jazz musician
• Hiroko Kokubu (* 1959), jazz musician (from Shibuya)
• Akio Ōtsuka (* 1959), voice actor
• Randy Taguchi (* 1959), writer
• Nobuo Uematsu (born 1959), composer
• Toyo Tanaka (1959–2015), musician and actor
• Toshinari Iijima (* 1960), composer
• Toshiyuki Kamioka (* 1960), conductor and pianist
• Jonathan Kestenbaum (* 1959), British economic manager and politician
• Akira Koike (* 1960), politician (from Itabashi)
• Gō Koyama (* 1960), legal scholar
• Miyuki Miyabe (* 1960), writer (from Kōtō)
• Hajime Mizoguchi (* 1960), cellist and composer
• Akira Nagatsuma (* 1960), politician (from Nerima)
• Seiko Noda (* 1960), politician (from Ōta)
• Kazushi Ōno (* 1960), conductor
• Hiroyuki Sanada (born 1960), actor
• Kōichi Satō (* 1960), actor
• Aguri Suzuki (* 1960), racing car driver
• Mari Takano (* 1960), composer
• Yōko Tawada (* 1960), writer (from Nakano)
• Kazuhide Uekusa (* 1960), economist

1961-1970

Keiko Matsui (born 1961)

Masako (* 1963)

Akina Nakamori
(* 1965)

Usamaru Furuya
(* 1968)

Akihiko Hoshide
(* 1968)

• Shinji Hirai (* 1961), politician (from Chiyoda)
• Maria Kawamura (* 1961), voice actress
• Keiko Matsui (* 1961), jazz musician and composer
• Christopher Reich (* 1961), American author
• Hidenori Takagi (* 1961), physicist
• Kazuki Takahashi (* 1961), Mangaka
• Satoshi Tsunami (* 1961), football player (in Setagaya)
• Tomohiro Yahiro (* 1961), percussionist
• Frank Behnke (* 1962), German actor
• Noriko Hidaka (* 1962), actress and voice actress (from Chiyoda)
• Yukari Ishimoto (* 1962), conductor
• Takashi Murakami (* 1962), visual artist
• Hiraku Nakajima (* 1962), mathematician
• Ukaji Takashi (born 1962), actor
• Kazushi Hagiwara (* 1963), Mangaka (from Nakano)
• Ukyō Katayama (* 1963), racing car driver
• Hideo Kojima (* 1963), game developer (from Setagaya)
• Masako (* 1963), Empress
• Monday Michiru (* 1963), singer, songwriter and actress
• Kyōko Okazaki (* 1963), Manga (from Setagaya)
• Yūzō Takada (* 1963), Mangaka
• Susumu Terajima (born 1963), actor
• Mari Akasaka (* 1964), writer (from Suginami)
• Banana Yoshimoto (* 1964), writer
• Atsuhiko Gondai (* 1965), composer
• Yun Kōga (* 1965), Manga (from Shinagawa)
• Akina Nakamori (* 1965), pop singer and actress (from Ōta)
• Megumi Ogata (* 1965), voice actress
• Ikue Ōtani (* 1965), voice actress
• Eiji Suzuki (* 1965), composer
• Satoshi Tajiri (* 1965), entrepreneur (from Setagaya)
• Akiko Itoyama (* 1966), writer (from Setagaya)
• Aki Kato (* 1966), choreographer
• Kazuto Sakata (* 1966), motorcycle racer
• Yōsuke Eguchi (* 1967), poet, actor and singer (from Kita)
• Kotono Mitsuishi (* 1967), voice actress
• Gorō Miyazaki (* 1967), anime director
• Mariko Mori (* 1967), multimedia artist
• Katja Weitzenböck (* 1967), Austrian actress
• Keiichirō Fukabori (* 1968), professional golfer
• Shoichi Funaki (born 1968), wrestler
• Usamaru Furuya (* 1968), Mangaka
• Keiko Harada (* 1968), composer
• Akihiko Hoshide (* 1968), astronaut (from Setagaya)
• Kazuki Kaneshiro (* 1968), writer and screenwriter (from Shibuya)
• Shin'ichirō Miki (* 1968), voice actor
• Naoya Ogawa (* 1968), wrestler and judoka (from Suginami)
• Megumu Sagisawa (1968-2004), writer (from Setagaya)
• Tōru Hashimoto (* 1969), politician (from Shibuya)
• Akihiro Hatsushika (* 1969), politician (from Edogawa)
• Jōji Hattori (* 1969), violinist and conductor
• Kōichi Hayashida (* 1969), game developer
• Takao Ōsawa (* 1968), actor, producer and model
• Yūji Hirayama (* 1969), sport climber
• Chiaki Ishikawa (born 1969), singer
• Shintarō Kago (* 1969), Mangaka
• Shin'ichi Mochizuki (* 1969), mathematician
• Akemi Okamura (* 1969), voice actress
• Ayako Shirasaki (* 1969), pianist and composer (from Setagaya)
• Jonathan Meese (* 1970), German artist
• Miho Obana (* 1970), Mangaka
• Maki Sakai (* 1970), actress (from Taitō)
• Ryōko Sekiguchi (* 1970), poet, art historian and translator

1971-1980

Moyoco Anno (* 1971)

Ayako Kawasumi
(* 1976)

Shin'ya Nakano (* 1977)

Haruko Momoi (* 1977)

• Moyoco Anno (* 1971), Mangaka
• Yasutoshi Murakawa (* 1971), screenwriter
• Wakanohana Masaru (* 1971), sumo wrestler
• Nikka Costa (* 1972), Australian-American singer
• Agilolf Keßelring (* 1972), German historian
• Masakazu Morita (* 1972), voice actor (from Sumida)
• Tomio Okamura (* 1972), Japanese-Czech entrepreneur and politician
• Romi Park (* 1972), voice actress (from Edogawa)
• Tomokazu Seki (* 1972), voice actor and actor (from Kōtō)
• Takanohana Kōji (* 1972), sumo wrestler
• Kōta Hirano (* 1973), Mangaka (from Adachi)
• Veronika Koller (* 1973), Austrian linguist and university lecturer
• Rie Miyazawa (* 1973), actress (from Nerima)
• Junko Mizuno (* 1973), Mangaka (from Itabashi)
• Yurie Nagashima (* 1973), photographer and artist (from Nakano)
• Gorō Inagaki (* 1973), pop singer and actor
• Hayato Hirose (* 1974), composer and conductor
• Tomomi Kahala (* 1974), pop singer and musical actress (from Kōtō)
• Masi Oka (* 1974), actor and artist (from Shibuya)
• Fumiko Orikasa (* 1974), actress and singer (from Taitō)
• Hiroki Takahashi (* 1974), voice actor (from Adachi)
• Masamori Tokuyama (born 1974), boxer
• Dice Tsutsumi (* 1974), animator and illustrator
• Hana Usui (* 1974), artist
• Norick Abe (1975-2007), motorcycle racer (from Setagaya)
• Yōsuke Fukuda (* 1975), composer and oboist (from Suginami)
• Kaidō Yasuhiro (* 1975), sumo wrestler
• Takuya Ōnishi (* 1975), astronaut (from Nerima)
• Satoshi Yagisawa (* 1975), composer
• Ayako Kawasumi (* 1976), voice actress and pop singer
• Shion Miura (* 1976), author
• Katsuhiro Shiratori (* 1976), beach volleyball player (from Ōta)
• Kazuhiro Suzuki (born 1976), football player
• Tochiazuma Daisuke (* 1976), sumo ringer (from Adachi)
• Tomoe Yokoyama (* 1976), track and field athlete
• Raphael von Hoensbroech (* 1977), German musicologist and cultural manager
• Kiyomitsu Kobari (born 1977), football player
• Yasuko Miyazaki (* 1977), triathlete
• Haruko Momoi (* 1977), singer, songwriter and voice actress
• Shin'ya Nakano (* 1977), motorcycle racer
• Takuma Satō (* 1977), racing car driver (from Shinjuku)
• Chocolat (* 1978), pop singer
• Daigo (* 1978), singer and songwriter
• Kyōko Hamaguchi (* 1978), wrestler (from Taitō)
• Kaori Muraji (* 1978), guitarist (from Taitō)
• Ayaka Shiomura (* 1978), politician (from Setagaya)
• Genki Sudō (* 1978), K1 fighter and musician (from Kōtō)
• Hisashi Yoshizawa (born 1978), actor
• Tatsuya Enomoto (* 1979), football player (from Nerima)
• Yūichirō Nagai (* 1979), football player
• Aniya Seki (* 1979), boxer
• Samaire Armstrong (* 1980), American actress
• Shizuka Itō (* 1980), voice actress
• Akiko Kawase (* 1980), voice actress
• Hella Jurich (* 1980), German beach volleyball player
• Maaya Sakamoto (* 1980), voice actress

1981-1990

Shizuka Arakawa
(* 1981)

Kazunari Ninomiya
(* 1983)

Yūki Kawauchi (* 1987)

• Shizuka Arakawa (* 1981), figure skater
• Hiroaki Ishiura (* 1981), racing car driver (from Setagaya)
• Kō Shibasaki (* 1981), actress and singer (from Toshima)
• Eugene Tzigane (* 1981), American conductor
• Kyōko Fukada (* 1982), actress, singer and photo model (from daycare)
• Kotaro Fukuma (* 1982), pianist
• Saho Harada (* 1982), synchronized swimmer
• Kōsuke Kitajima (* 1982), swimmer
• Mai Kuraki (* 1982), pop singer
• Hiromi Miyake (* 1982), pop singer and songwriter
• Hideki Mutō (* 1982), racing car driver (from Chūō)
• Anna Nagata (* 1982), film actress
• Shun Oguri (* 1982), actor
• Shō Sakurai (* 1982), singer and actor (from Minato)
• Sola Aoi (* 1983), porn actress and actress
• Juri Ide (* 1983), triathlete
• Hitomi Kanehara (born 1983), writer
• Haruko Maeda (* 1983), artist
• Karina Maruyama (* 1983), soccer player (from Ōta)
• Kō Masaki (1983-2013), porn actor
• Jun Matsumoto (* 1983), actor and singer (from Toshima)
• Eleanor Matsuura (born 1983), British actress
• Hiro Murai (* 1983), Japanese-American filmmaker
• Kazunari Ninomiya (* 1983), pop singer and actor (from Katsushika)
• Mariko Asabuki (* 1984), writer
• Shingo Kunieda (* 1984), wheelchair tennis player
• Hiro Mizushima (* 1984), actor, author and model
• Mikiko Ponczeck (* 1984), German-Japanese mangaka
• Sayaka Shibusawa (* 1984), water diver
• Hayanari Shimoda (* 1984), racing car driver
• Anna Tsuchiya (* 1984), rock singer and actress
• Haruka Abe (* 1985), actress (from Nerima)
• Yūki Kaji (* 1985), voice actor
• Yōhei Kajiyama (* 1985), football player (from Kōtō)
• Aoi Miyazaki (born 1985), actress
• Ayahi Takagaki (* 1985), voice actress and singer
• Aya Ueto (* 1985), Idol (from Nerima)
• Maki Gotō (* 1985), pop singer, songwriter and actress (from Edogawa)
• Yui Ichikawa (* 1986), actress
• Kazuya Kamenashi (* 1986), pop singer and actor
• Shun'ichi Miyamoto (* 1986), voice actor
• Erika Sawajiri (* 1986), actress, model and musician (from Nerima)
• Yurika Sema (* 1986), tennis player
• Misako Uno (* 1986), actress and singer
• Tanrō Ishida (* 1987), actor (from Bunkyō)
• Chieco Kawabe (* 1987), pop singer and actress (from Toshima)
• Yūki Kawauchi (* 1987), athlete (from Setagaya)
• Eri Kitamura (* 1987), voice actress and singer
• Yūhi Sekiguchi (* 1987), racing car driver (from Nakano)
• Anne Suzuki (* 1987), actress (from Setagaya)
• Jun'ya Tanaka (born 1987), football player
• Eri Kamei (* 1988), pop singer and idol
• Takahiro Morita (* 1988), rock musician
• Erika Sema (* 1988), tennis player
• Ai Takekawa (* 1988), singer, composer and presenter
• Shūichi Gonda (* 1989), football player (from Setagaya)
• Yūki Itō (* 1989), cellist
• Jasmine (* 1989), pop singer
• Shunsuke Andō (* 1990), football player (from Setagaya)
• Masato Kudō (* 1990), football player (from Suginami)
• Hiroki Moriya (* 1990), tennis player

From 1991

Yoshinori Mutō (* 1992)

Mizuki Fukumura
(* 1996)

• Mako (* 1991), princess
• Sachie Ishizu (born 1992), tennis player
• Yoshinori Mutō (* 1992), football player (from Setagaya)
• Masahiro Yanagida (* 1992), volleyball player (from Edogawa)
• Mana Iwabuchi (* 1993), soccer player
• Haruna Iikubo (* 1994), actress, pop singer and model
• Kako (* 1994), princess (from Chiyoda)
• Kōtarō Sakurai (* 1994), racing car driver (from Ōta)
• Kenta Suga (* 1994), film actor
• Natsuhiko Watanabe (* 1995), football player
• Mizuki Fukumura (* 1996), pop singer and idol
• Rika Mayama (* 1996), singer
• Kanako Watanabe (* 1996), swimmer (from Katsushika)
• Daichi Hara (* 1997), freestyle skier (from Shibuya)
• Tatsuya Itō (* 1997), football player (from Taitō)
• Kohei Sambe (* 1997), table tennis player
• Akira Santillan (* 1997), Japanese-Australian tennis player
• Wakaba Higuchi (* 2001), figure skater

Year of birth unknown

• Renny Grames , American actress
• Kaori Yuki , Mangaka
• Utagawa Yoshikazu , painter
• Britney Young , American actress