People
- Asami Kimura, singer
- Ayaka Kimura, singer
- Doreen Kimura, psychobiologist
- Gary Kimura, software developer
- Hidefumi Kimura, manga author
- Hisashi Kimura, astronomer
- Ihei Kimura, photographer
- Ikue Kimura, voice actor
- Jiroemon Kimura, supercentenarian
- Jon Kimura Parker, pianist
- Kan Kimura, political scientist
- Kaela Kimura, singer
- Kazushi Kimura, footballer
- Keichi Kimura, artist
- Keigo Kimura, film director and writer
- Kevin Kimura (born 1974), Canadian ice hockey defenceman
- Ko Kimura, DJ
- Koji Kimura, table tennis player
- Madoka Kimura, voice actress
- Mamoru Kimura, sumo wrestler known as Kimurayama
- Mari Kimura, violinist
- Masahiko Kimura, judoka
- Masahiko Kimura (bonsai artist)
- Motoo Kimura, theoretical population geneticist
- Sakae Kimura, actor
- Saori Kimura, volleyball player
- Shinya Kimura, bikebuilder
- Sueko Matsueda Kimura, artist
- Susumu Kimura, admiral in World War II
- Takeo Kimura (1918-2010), filmmaker
- Takuya Kimura (born 1972), actor and singer
- Takuya Kimura (baseball) (1972-2010), baseball player
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