Talk:Aoyama Gakuin University

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not exactly non-NPOV, but what the hell.

"People and alumni"

Latest comment: 15 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

I've just removed a pile of redlinks. If they have articles, they merit listing. If they merit articles then give them articles. Here they are, for anyone interested. Tama1988 (talk) 00:31, 13 July 2009 (UTC)Reply

Politicians

Eiichi Nakao (former minister of CAO, MITI, and MOC)
Hiroshi Nakata (Lord Mayor of Yokohama city, 2002-)

Novelist

Hohoko Asami (essayist)
Jun Kazami (novelist, translator)
Shunichi Karasawa (novelist)
Hideya Kikuchi (novelist)
Katsunori Kusunoki (poet)
Takako Satoh (novelist)
Sei Takekawa (novelist)
Yasumi Tuhara (novelist)
Osamu Nagatani (sports writer)
Eriko Masuura (novelist)
Shichihei Yamamoto (essayist)

Film and television

Erina Asai (actress)
Mitsugoro Bando (Kabuki actor)
Motoya Izumi (Kyōgen actor)
Teruhisa Kitahara (judge of toy)
Yuko Natori (actress)
Sumiko Nishioka (comedian)
Hiroyuki Okita (actor)
Makoto Otake (comedian)
Wolf Otsuki (actor)
Aya Saito (dubber)
Rakutaro Sanyutei (comic storyteller, Rakugoka)
Kippei Shiina (actor)
Hiroshi Suguno (actor)
Katsunori Takahashi (actor)
Muga Takewaki (actor)
Shinobu Terashima (actress)
Kazu Wakita (artist)
Mihoko Yamada (writer)
Megumi Yokoyama (actress)
Yurin (TV performer)

Music

Takashi Omori (musician, member of Southern All Stars)
Koyo Konishi (musician)
Kyohei Tutumi (songwriter)
Shizuo Tanahashi (musician, leader of Los Indios)
Tohko (singer)
Daiko Nagato (music producer)
Peggy Hayama (singer)
Natsue Washidu (children's song singer)

TV announcer

Sports

Hiroshi Narahara (baseball player, Chunichi Dragons)
Izumi Kuwata (golfer)
Yuhki Kokubo (baseball player, Fukuoka Softbank Hawks)
Shinji Kurano (baseball player, Fukuoka Softbank Hawks)
Masaumi Shimizu (baseball player, Chunichi Dragons)
Tomoya Tsuboi (baseball player, Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters)
Hisao Arakane (baseball player, Fukuoka Softbank Hawks)
Masanori Ishikawa (baseball player, Tokyo Yakult Swallows)
Munehiro Shida (baseball player, Tokyo Yakult Swallows)
Minoru Yamagishi (baseball player, Seibu Lions)
Ryota (baseball player, Fukuoka Softbank Hawks)
Mika Hoshino (table tennis player)
Hideaki Matsuyama (baseball team coach, Orix Blue Wave)
Toshikazu Sawazaki (baseball player, Hiroshima Toyo Carp)
Atuhiro Miura (soccer player, vissel Kobe)

Business

Kohei Goushi (former president of Nihon Seisansei Honbu)
Tadashi Nakauchi (adviser of Yomiuri Giants)

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