Notable Graduates
Politics
- Kinoshita Motonori - Congressional deputy of Okayama Prefecture, Democratic Party.
Business
- Humino Naoki - President of Eat & Co.
Literature/Arts
- Shoji Kazunobu - Artist
Entertainment
Musicians:
- Okano Akihito - Musician, Porno Graffitti
- Suikazura - Folk singer
- Clearance - A cappella Vocal group
- Slow Riders - Rock band
- Uchikoshi Motohisa - Musician, Radio DJ
Actors and Actresses:
- Nakabayashi Taiki – Actor
- Yamada Masato – Actor
- Isaka Yuuko – Model, Actress
- Miura Tsuyoshi – Actor
- Ishida Hiroshi – Actor
- Arita Hiroyuki – Voice actor
Comedians:
- Hukuda Mitsunori – Comedian, Tutorial
- Torihada Minoru – Comedian
- Keisuke – Comedian
- Shouhukutei Jinpuku – Rakugo Storyteller
- Tatekawa Bunto – Rakugo Storyteller
- Katsura Bunya – Rakugo Storyteller
Sports
- Takahashi Naoko – Former National Marathon runner
- Shimomura Eiji – Former National Volleyball player
- Yoshida Kuniaki – Former National Volleyball player
- Sasaki Hayato – Professional Soccer player
- Ishibitsu Yousuke – Professional Soccer player, National team
- Sasagaki Ryousuke – Professional Soccer player
- Hashigaito Kouichi - Professional Soccer player
- Inada Kouji - Professional Soccer player
- Senoo Ryousuke - Professional Soccer player
- Baba Yutaka - Professional Soccer player
- Okamura Kazuya - Professional Soccer player
- Katou Kenta - Professional Soccer player
- Yoshii Naoto - Professional Soccer player
- Marutani Yuuichi - Professional Soccer player
- Danshoku Diino – Professional Wrestler
- Konno Shouta – Professional Basketball player
- Nishikawa Masato – Professional Baseball player
- Hujii Masashi – Former Professional Baseball player
- Kobayashi Hiroshi – Amateur Baseball player
Mass Media
- Uenosono Kimihide – Writer, Director
- Yamada Satsuki – Former News Anchor
- Kanda Toshiaki – IT Journalist
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