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Dissolved municipality in Toyama prefecture, Japan
Fukuno (福野町, Fukuno-machi) was a town located in Higashitonami District, Toyama Prefecture, Japan. As of 2003, the town had an estimated population of
Fukuno
Topics referred to by the same term
Fukuno Station may refer to: Fukuno Station (Gifu), a railway station in Gifu Prefecture, Japan Fukuno Station (Toyama), a railway station in Toyama Prefecture
Fukuno_Station
School of Jūjutsu
Ryōi Shintō-ryū Jūjutsu 良移心当流 [ja] 柔術, (also known as Fukuno-ryū 福野流, Shintō Yawara 神当和, or Ryōi Shintō-ryū Yawara 良移心當流和) is a traditional school (Koryū
Ryōi_Shintō-ryū
Japanese table tennis player
Mieko Fukuno is a former international table tennis player from Japan. She won a bronze medal at the 1971 World Table Tennis Championships in the mixed
Mieko_Fukuno
Railway line in Gifu Prefecture, Japan
undertaken. Infill stations were constructed and opened, such as Yasaka, Fukuno, Akaike, Kamono and Sekiguchi in 1952. Manba, Tokunaga, Ōshima and Shirotori-kōgen
Etsumi-Nan_Line
Railway station in Nanto, Toyama Prefecture, Japan
Fukuno Station (福野駅, Fukuno-eki) is a railway station on the Jōhana Line in city of Nanto, Toyama, Japan, operated by West Japan Railway Company (JR West)
Fukuno_Station_(Toyama)
Traditional school (koryū) of jujutsu
translated as "the school of the rise and fall." It was founded by Fukuno Schichiroemon. Fukuno was a retired samurai who once trained in the school of Shaolin
Kitō-ryū
Dissolved municipality in Toyama prefecture, Japan
within Etchū Province. On November 1, 2004, Jōhana, along with the towns of Fukuno and Inami, the villages of Inokuchi, Kamitaira, Taira and Toga (all from
Jōhana
City in Chūbu, Japan
typical of this region of Japan. The different regions of Nanto consist of Fukuno, Fukumitsu, Johana, Inokuchi, and Inami. Gifu Prefecture Hida Shirakawa
Nanto,_Toyama
Place
Gyotokuji Temple [ja]. On November 1, 2004, Kamitaira, along with the towns of Fukuno, Inami and Jōhana, the villages of Inokuchi, Taira and Toga (all from Higashitonami
Kamitaira
Japanese martial artist
Yoshikatsu (also known as Mankichi Okuda). He first started in the native Fukuno-ryū style, but later branched off to the more popular Kitō-ryū and Tenjin
Matsugoro_Okuda
Chinese table tennis player (born 1988)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Ma_Long
Japanese table tennis player (born 2007)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Sora_Matsushima
American voice actress (born 1977)
Mizuki @GhaspeyVO as Isamu @hezzy_starrVO as Kobayashi & @brentmukai as Fukuno" (Tweet). Retrieved March 10, 2022 – via Twitter. Sheh, Stephanie [@stephaniesheh]
Stephanie_Sheh
American actress (born 1988)
Mizuki @GhaspeyVO as Isamu @hezzy_starrVO as Kobayashi & @brentmukai as Fukuno" (Tweet). Retrieved March 10, 2022 – via Twitter. "eya Kits, I'm not aware
Cherami_Leigh
City in Chūbu, Japan
The Yotaka festival event originally began in the neighboring town of Fukuno. It features competitions between groups carrying mikoshi portable shrines
Tonami
Japanese table tennis player (born 2008)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Miwa_Harimoto
City in Chūbu, Japan
Etsumi-Nan Line Hanno - Konno - Yasaka - Minami-Kodakara-Onsen - Ōya - Fukuno - Minami-Kariyasu - Akaike - Fukado - Aioi - Gujō-Hachiman - Shizen'en-mae
Gujō
Former district in Toyama prefecture, Japan
its dissolution, the district consisted of four towns and four villages: Fukuno Inami Inokuchi Jōhana Kamitaira Shōgawa Taira Toga Notes Classified as a
Higashitonami_District
Tennis tournament
Hamada 19 20 14 Mieko Fukuno Asako Yamaguchi 21 21 15 21 Lin Huiqing Zheng Minzhi 21 22 21 Beatrix Kisházi Jill Shirley 8 16 21 16 Fukuno Yamagauchi 10 9 21
1971 World Table Tennis Championships – Women's doubles
1971_World_Table_Tennis_Championships_–_Women's_doubles
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Wang_Yidi
Japanese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Shunsuke_Togami
was founded. This other Miura ryu was founded by Miura Yojuiemon of the Fukuno ryu jujutsu lineages. This school was reportedly influenced by the Chinese
Yōshin_Koryū
Township in Monmouth County, New Jersey, US
formerly known as Jōhana (Nanto was formed after the merger of the towns of Fukuno, Inami and Jōhana). It was officially Marlboro's sister city in August 1991
Marlboro_Township,_New_Jersey
Japanese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Satsuki_Odo
Chinese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Chen_Xingtong
Dissolved municipality in Toyama prefecture, Japan
was 168.05 km2. On November 1, 2004, Fukumitsu, along with the towns of Fukuno, Inami and Jōhana, and the villages of Inokuchi, Kamitaira, Taira and Toga
Fukumitsu,_Toyama
Dissolved municipality in Toyama prefecture, Japan
in neighboring areas. On November 1, 2004, Toga, along with the towns of Fukuno, Inami and Jōhana, the villages of Inokuchi, Kamitaira and Taira (all from
Toga,_Toyama
Chinese table tennis player (born 2005)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Lin_Shidong
Town in Toyama, Japan
area was 26.20 km2. On November 1, 2004, Inami, along with the towns of Fukuno and Jōhana, the villages of Inokuchi, Kamitaira, Taira and Toga (all from
Inami,_Toyama
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Chen_Meng
Former Chinese Table Tennis Player, Former Wo. Nr. 1
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Xu_Xin_(table_tennis)
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Liu_Shiwen
Former district in Toyama prefecture, Japan
On November 1, 2004, the town of Fukumitsu was merged with the towns of Fukuno, Inami and Jōhana, and the villages of Inokuchi, Kamitaira, Taira and Toga
Nishitonami_District
Funahashi Kamiichi Nyuzen Tateyama Fuchu (1952–2005) Fukumitsu (1955–2004) Fukuno (1927–2004) Fukuoka (1924–2005) Hosoiri (1924–2005) Inami (1954–2004) Inokuchi
List of municipal flags of Chūbu region
List_of_municipal_flags_of_Chūbu_region
Chinese-South Korean table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Jeon_Ji-hee
Chinese table tennis player (born 1995)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Lin_Gaoyuan
Ohzeki Nobuhiko Hasegawa Tokio Tasaka Mieko Fukuno Yukie Ohzeki Shigeo Itoh (M) Mitsuru Kohno (M) Mieko Fukuno (F) 1970 Nagoya Japan South Korea Nobuhiko
List of Asian Table Tennis Championships medalists
List_of_Asian_Table_Tennis_Championships_medalists
Chinese table tennis player (born 2004)
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Kuai_Man
merged into the expanded city of Tonami. On November 1, 2004 - The towns of Fukuno, Inami and Jōhana, the villages of Inokuchi, Kamitaira, Taira and Toga (all
List of mergers in Toyama Prefecture
List_of_mergers_in_Toyama_Prefecture
Xielin Lin Huiqing Antun Stipančić Maria Alexandru Tokuyasu Nishii Mieko Fukuno Eberhard Schöler Diane Schöler 1973 Sarajevo Liang Geliang Li Li Anatoli
List of World Table Tennis Championships medalists
List_of_World_Table_Tennis_Championships_medalists
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Wang_Nan_(table_tennis)
Japanese table tennis player (1935–2024)
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Kazuko_Ito-Yamaizumi
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Guo_Yue_(table_tennis)
1971 edition of the World Table Tennis Championships
Kawamorita Setsuko Kobori Mixed doubles Zhang Xielin Lin Huiqing Antun Stipančić Maria Alexandru Eberhard Schöler Diane Schöler Tokuyasu Nishii Mieko Fukuno
1971 World Table Tennis Championships
1971_World_Table_Tennis_Championships
Dissolved municipality in Toyama prefecture, Japan
area was 94.02 km2. On November 1, 2004, Taira, along with the towns of Fukuno, Inami and Jōhana, the villages of Inokuchi, Kamitaira and Toga (all from
Taira,_Toyama
Chinese-Japanese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
He_Zhili
Japanese idol group
Hayakawa Yuna) (2002-09-19) September 19, 2002 (age 24) 23 Ami Fukuno (福野 杏実, Fukuno Ami) (2005-05-24) May 24, 2005 (age 21) N/A Sakura Matsuoka (松岡
NMB48
Name list
Mieko Fukui (福井 美恵子; 1956–1980), Japanese women's basketball player Mieko Fukuno (福野 美恵子; born 1947 or 1948), Japanese former international table tennis
Mieko
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Ding_Ning
South Korean table tennis player (born 2004)
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Shin_Yu-bin
North Korean table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Pak_Yung-sun
Japanese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Ichiro_Ogimura
Taiwanese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Chen_Pao-pei
Chinese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Wu_Na
Chinese table tennis player (born 1973)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Deng_Yaping
South Korean table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Seok_Eun-mi
Chinese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Zhou_Yu_(table_tennis)
Expressway in Japan
Fukumitsu IC National Route 304 173.8 17 Nanto SIC Pref. Route 279 (Yasui Fukuno Route) 181.4 19 Oyabe-Tonami JCT Hokuriku Expressway 184.8 Tonami Oyabe
Tōkai-Hokuriku_Expressway
Historic site in Toyama, Japan
10-minute walk from the "Takase Jinja Mae" bus stop on the Kaetsuno Bus from Fukuno Station on the JR West Johana Line. History portal Japan portal List of
Takase_Site
Japanese judoka
October 17, 1943 – June 15, 2016) was a Japanese judoka. He was born in Fukuno, Toyama and began judo at the age of 5. After graduating from Tenri University
Hiroshi_Minatoya
Chinese table tennis player (born 1999)
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Wang_Manyu
Japanese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Yukie_Ozeki
Railway line in Japan
13 km to Shogawa-Cho in 1922, including a connection to the Johana Line at Fukuno. The line closed in 1972. Kurobe Station: The Toyo Aluminium Company planned
Hokuriku_Main_Line
Hong Kong table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Baguio_Wong
Chinese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Fan_Zhendong
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Huang_Junqun
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Li_Nan_(table_tennis)
Chinese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Liu_Guoliang
Japanese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Tomie_Edano
Japanese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Yasuko_Konno
Japanese table tennis player (born 2000)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Hina_Hayata
Shinto shrine
(国幣小社, kokuhei-shōsha) in 1923. The shrine is located a 40 minute walk from Fukuno Station on the JR West Jōhana Line. Haiden Takase Jinja in 1938 Takase Jinja
Takase_Shrine
Japanese table tennis player (died 2019)
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Masako_Seki
North Korean table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Pak_Yong-ok
Month of 1914
Japan, with stations Takaoka, Futatsuka, Toide, Aburaden, Demachi, Takagi, Fukuno, and Jōhana serving the line. The Norwegian sports club Rollon was formed
February_1914
Japanese table tennis player (1944–2021)
the 1971 World Table Tennis Championships in the mixed doubles with Mieko Fukuno. List of table tennis players List of World Table Tennis Championships medalists
Tokuyasu_Nishii
Japanese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Toshiko_Kowada
Japanese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Naoko_Fukatsu
Chinese table tennis player (born 1978)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Wang_Liqin
South Korean table tennis player (born 1977)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Oh_Sang-eun
Baseball championship series
the 6th, but the Chunichi bats could not be cooled down. Yoshida walked Fukuno to begin the inning, then gave up doubles to Fukudome and Gomez that scored
1999_Japan_Series
Chinese table tennis player (1951–2019)
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Zhang_Li_(table_tennis)
South Korean table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Ryu_Ji-hye
Chinese table tennis player (born 1980)
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Ma_Lin_(table_tennis)
American-bred Thoroughbred racehorse
Silk Rosemary, chestnut filly, 2001, by Timber Country. Won one race. Fukuno Flash, chestnut colt, 2003, by Brocco. Failed to win in five races. "Woodstream
Woodstream
Chinese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Tong_Ling
South Korean table tennis player (born 1969)
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Hyun_Jung-hwa
Rail line in Toyama Prefecture
coincide with the extension of the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Kanazawa Station. Fukuno Station: The Tonami Railway opened a 7 km line to Tsuzawa in 1915, including
Jōhana_Line
South Korean table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Yoo_Nam-kyu
Chinese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Yang Ying (table tennis, born 1977)
Yang_Ying_(table_tennis,_born_1977)
Japanese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Mitsuru_Kono
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Zhu_Yuling
Japanese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Sachiko_Morisawa
Dissolved municipality in Higashitonami district, Toyama prefecture, Japan
area was 11.50 km2. On November 1, 2004, Inokuchi, along with the towns of Fukuno, Inami and Jōhana, the villages of Kamitaira, Taira and Toga (all from Higashitonami
Inokuchi,_Toyama
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Zhang_Deying
Japanese table tennis player
(JPN) 1967: Tetsuo Inoue & Mieko Hirano (JPN) 1968: Shigeo Itoh ＆ Mieko Fukuno (JPN) 1970: Nobuhiko Hasegawa & Toshiko Kowada (JPN) 1972: Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Seiji_Ono
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Qiao_Yunping
Chinese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Tang_Weiyi
Japanese table tennis player
Masako Seki (JPN) 1967: Saeko Hirota & Sachiko Morisawa (JPN) 1968: Mieko Fukuno & Yukie Ozeki (JPN) 1970: Setsuko Kobori & Yukiko Onuma (JPN) 1972: Kim
Kimiyo_Matsuzaki
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