Yamada - People

People

  • Arinaga Yamada, retainer of Shimazu clan, son of Yamada Arinobu
  • Arinobu Yamada (1544–1609), retainer of Shimazu clan
  • Akira Yamada (1922–2008), philosopher
  • Futaro Yamada (1922–2001), author
  • Hidetaka Yamada (born 1976), badminton player
  • Isamu Yamada, a.k.a. Knock Yokoyama, comedian, politician
  • Isuzu Yamada (born 1917), actress
  • Katsumi Yamada (born 1965), Ninja Warrior competitor
  • Keichi Yamada a.k.a. Jushin Liger, professional wrestler
  • Keiko Yamada (born 1972), singer
  • Keiko Yamada (manga artist), a manga artist
  • Keisuke Yamada (born 1974), professional wrestler
  • Koji Yamada, billiards player
  • Kosaku Yamada (1886–1965), composer
  • Kiyoshi Yamada, a.k.a. Kiyoshi Hikawa
  • Mai Yamada, a.k.a. Riona Hazuki
  • Nagamasa Yamada (1590–1630), adventurer, ruler of a province of Thailand
  • Otsuzo Yamada (1881–1965), military general
  • Ryosuke Yamada (born 1993), Japanese singer and actor
  • Seiji Yamada (b. 1966), Japanese ski mountaineer
  • Seiko Yamada (born 1978), badminton player
  • Shinya Yamada (born 1970), musician
  • Takayuki Yamada (born 1983), actor
  • Takuya Yamada (born 1974), footballer
  • Tarzan Yamada (born 1962), drifting driver
  • Toshiyo Yamada (born 1970), Japanese pro-wrestler
  • Yoji Yamada (born 1931), film director
  • Yoshimitsu Yamada (born 1938), aikidoka
  • Yasuo Yamada (1932–1995), a Japanese voice actor
  • Yoshio Yamada (1873–1958), linguist
  • Yu Yamada (born 1984), model

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