Filipinos in Japan - Notable People

Notable People

  • Aiko Otake - gravure idol
  • Alan Shirahama - actor and dancer
  • Alice Komuro - AV actress
  • Ben Zama - track and field athlete
  • Chieko Ochi - model
  • Eliza Ikeda - fashion model
  • Emi Watanabe- figure skater
  • Etsuo Shima - actor
  • Hiromi - an out-lesbian fashion model and DJ
  • Hiroshi Urabe - a kick boxer
  • Isao Urabe - a kick boxer
  • Jun Yoshino - video game producer
  • Junichi Tanaka - soccer player
  • Kenji Roa - Vocalist of band Virgil
  • Kento Nakajima - actor and B.I. Shadow member
  • Lina Aishima - a gyaru fashion model
  • Loveli - fashion model
  • Maharu Yoshimura - table tennis player
  • Maiko Nakamura - R&B singer
  • Maryjun Takahashi - fashion model
  • Masunoyama Tomoharu - sumo wrestler
  • Mayo Okawa - model
  • Megumi Nakajima - voice actor
  • Mike Sakan - basketball player
  • Mokomichi Hayami - actor
  • Mucha Mori - basketball player
  • Nicole Abe - gyaru fashion model
  • Raymond Conde - a jazz singer
  • Rika Mamiya - fashion model and singer
  • Riyo Sakamoto - Japanese gravure idol
  • Ryuya Ogawa - baseball player
  • Satoshi Ōtomo - soccer player
  • Sayaka Akimoto - AKB48 member
  • Syuri - professional wrestler
  • Takayasu Akira - sumo wrestler
  • Tomohiko Hoshina - judoka master
  • Yu Takahashi - model and actress
  • Yuji Takahashi - soccer player

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