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This is a list of people associated with
Tokyo, Japan 's
Hibiya High School or its predecessor, the First Tokyo Middle School.
Students
Natsume Sōseki (Sōseki Natsume), author
[1]
Kōda Rohan (Rohan Kōda), author
[2]
Ozaki Kōyō (Kōyō Ozaki), author
[2]
Kidō Okamoto , author
[2]
Jun'ichirō Tanizaki , author
[2]
Yoshii Isamu (Isamu Yoshii), author
Jirō Osaragi , author
[2]
Choe Nam-seon , poet
[2]
Yuzō Yamamoto , author
[2]
Yokoyama Taikan (Taikan Yokoyama), painter
[2]
Ryushi Kawabata , painter (after transferred to the Tokyo Third Middle School)
Yuzuru Hiraga , naval architect, President of Tokyo Imperial Univ. in 1938
[2]
Naomasa Yamasaki , geographer, regarded as the father of modern Japanese
geography
[2]
Shōji Hamada , potter
[2]
Koyama Fujio (Fujio Koyama), a scholar of Japanese pottery and porcelain and Chinese ceramics
[2]
Hisayoshi Takeda , Japanese
botanist .
[2] His father was the British diplomat,
Sir Ernest Satow .
Kunio Maekawa , architect
[3]
Hideo Kobayashi , author and literary critic
[2]
Jun Takami , author
[2]
Musei Tokugawa , a Japanese
benshi , actor, raconteur, essayist, and radio and television personality
[2]
Nobuyuki Abe , 36th
Prime Minister of Japan , general in the
Imperial Japanese Army
[2]
Jirō Minami , general in the Imperial Japanese Army
[4]
Shunroku Hata ,
field marshal in the Imperial Japanese Army
[2]
Yukio Kasahara , lieutenant general in the Imperial Japanese Army
[2]
Kiyohide Shima , vice admiral in the
Imperial Japanese Navy
[2]
Senda Sadasue (Sadasue Senda), lieutenant general in the Imperial Japanese Army, killed in action during
Battle of Iwo Jima
[5]
Takeichi Nishi , lieutenant colonel in the Imperial Japanese Army, killed in action during Battle of Iwo Jima
[2]
Junichi Sasai , lieutenant JG in the Imperial Japanese Navy,
Fighter ace during World War II
Tadashi Kaneko , lieutenant commander in the Imperial Japanese Navy
[6]
Hisatsune Sakomizu , Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan in 1945
[2]
[7]
Toshikazu Kase , Japan's first Ambassador to the United Nations
[2]
Nobuhiko Ushiba , Foreign, economic charge Minister in 1977, Ambassador of Japan to U.S.A in 1970, Administrative Vice-Minister of Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[2]
Toshizō Ido , Japanese politician, 52nd Governor of
Hyōgo Prefecture
Takeshi Watanabe , chairman of
Trilateral Commission in 1976, founder governor of
Asian Development Bank in 1966, Vice-Minister of Finance for International Affairs in 1949
[8]
Michiji Tajima , Chief of
Imperial Household Agency in 1949
[2]
Toshio Yuasa , Chief of Imperial Household Agency in 2001, Administrative Vice-Minister of Ministry of Home Affairs
Hisanori Fujita ,
Grand Chamberlain in 1944, general in the Imperial Japanese Navy
[2]
Satoru Yamamoto , Grand chamberlain in 1988, head of Local Finance Bureau of Ministry of Home Affairs
Makoto Watanabe , Grand chamberlain in 1996, Chief of Protocol of Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Yutaka Kawashima , Grand chamberlain, Ambassador of Japan to Israel in 1996, Administrative Vice-Minister of Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[9]
Kōichirō Matsuura , Director-General of
UNESCO , Ambassador of Japan to France
[10]
Yoshiji Nogami , Ambassador of Japan to United Kingdom, Administrative Vice-Minister of Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[9]
Suehiko Shiono , Minister of Justice in 1937, Minister of Communications in 1939
[2]
Shōzō Murata , entrepreneur, Minister of Communications and Minister of Railways and diplomat before, during and after World War II
[2]
Yasumaro Shimojō , Minister of Education in 1948
[2]
Saburo Ōkita , Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1979 (
List of Magsaysay awardees )
[2]
Yūji Tsushima , Minister of Health in 1990 and 2000
Kōichi Katō , Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan in 1991, Secretary of Defense in 1994
Yukihiko Ikeda , Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1996
Okiharu Yasuoka , Minister of Justice in 2000
Nobutaka Machimura 、 Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2004 in 2007, Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan in 2007
Kazuo Aichi , Secretary of Defense in 1993, Secretary of Environment in 1990
Shitagau Noguchi , Founder of
Chisso and
Asahi Kasei
[11]
Taizō Ishizaka , President of
Toshiba in 1949, Chief of
Nippon Keidanren in 1956
[12]
Kōgorō Uemura , Chief of
Nippon Keidanren in 1968
[2]
Shōichirō Toyoda , President of
Toyota Motor Corporation in 1982, Chief of
Nippon Keidanren in 1992
Tatsurō Toyoda , President of
Toyota Motor Corporation in 1992
Takashi Imai , President of
Nippon Steel Corporation in 1993, chief of
Nippon Keidanren in 1998
Koichirō Ejiri , President of
Mitsui & Co. in 1985
Yorihiko Kojima , president and CEO of
Mitsubishi Corporation in 2004
[13]
Yasuhiko Asahina , chemist and lichenologist
[2]
Hirofumi Uzawa , economist
Takashi Negishi , economist, president of the
Econometric Society in 1994
Masao Maruyama , political scientist and political theorist
[2]
[14]
Shūichi Katō , literary critic
Toshikazu Wakatsuki , a medical doctor (
List of Magsaysay awardees )
Susumu Tonegawa , molecular biologist, 1987
Nobel Prize winner in Physiology / Medicine
[15]
Shigeo Hirose , robotics expert
[16]
Sōjirō Motoki , film producer
[2]
Toshiko MacAdam , textile artist
Jun Etō , literary critic
Yoshikichi Furui , author
Makoto Shinohara , composer
Junya Sato , film director
Sadao Nakajima , film director
Masatoshi Akihara , film director
Yasuo Yamada , voice actor
Toyō Itō , architect
Nanami Shiono , female author
Yūko Andō , female TV newscaster
Kanako Fukaura , actress
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