People
Saitō (斉藤, etc.) is a common Japanese surname, including:
- Akihiko Saito, security guard taken hostage in Iraq in 2005
- Akitoshi Saito, professional wrestler
- Ayaka Saitō, voice actor
- Chiho Saito, manga artist
- Chiwa Saitō, voice actor
- Fusae Saito, a.k.a. Fusae Ota, a Japanese politician and Japan's first female prefectural governor
- Hitohiro Saito, teacher of aikido and son of Morihiro Saito
- James Saito, actor
- Kazuhiko Saitō, stage name Bou, guitarist of Antic Cafe, he left the band in 2007
- Ken'ichi Saitō, real name of Hiroshi (owarai), an owarai comedian
- Kōichi Saitō (cinematographer), Japanese cinematographer
- Kōichi Saitō (film director), Japanese film director
- Kosuke Saito, Japanese DJ
- Kiyoshi Saito, a sōsaku hanga artist
- Masa Saito, professional wrestler
- Minoru Saito, solo yachtsmen
- Mizuho Saito, drummer of ZONE
- Mokichi Saitō, poet
- Morihiro Saito, (1928–2002), a teacher of Aikido
- Rin Saitō, manga artist
- Ryo Saito, professional wrestler
- Takao Saito, manga artist
- Takashi Saito, baseball pitcher
- Takumi Saito, actor
- Tamaki Saitō, psychologist
- Tomoharu Saitou, professional Magic: the Gathering player
- William Saito, entrepreneur
- Yoshitsugu Saito, army commander during the Battle of Saipan
- Yuka Saito (disambiguation), several people
- Yuki Saito (disambiguation), several people
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