Sato

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Satō (佐藤, characters for "assistance" and "wisteria") is the most common Japanese surname. It may be romanized as Sato or Satoh on a Japanese passport. In wāpuro rōmaji, it is spelled Satou.

There are several other uses of the word "sato", see below.

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[edit] People

People named Sato include:

  • Aiko Sato (actress/model)
  • Aki Sato (former Treasurer of Japan)
  • Eduardo Sato (gay rights activist)
  • Eisaku Sato (former Prime Minister of Japan)
  • Hisato Satō (Japanese soccer player)
  • Junya Sato (film director)
  • Katsuaki Sato (founder of Odo Satojuku karate)
  • Kentaro Sato (composer/conductor)
  • Michiro Sato(avant-garde composer, singer, synthesizer player, and member of the rock band Factor)
  • Mikio Sato (mathematician, known for Sato-Tate conjecture])
  • born Miwa Sato, the singer Chara
  • Sato Moughalian (flutist in New York City)
  • Naoki Sato (composer)
  • Nobusuke Kishi, born Nobusuke Sato (former Prime Minister of Japan)
  • Sabrina Sato (model)
  • Shannon Sato (professional bodybuilder)
  • Shigeki Sato (professional wrestler)
  • Shinichiro Sato (drummer for the J-Rock band "the pillows")
  • Shoji Sato (badminton athlete)
  • Tadanobu Sato (A.K.A. Tadanobu Asano, actor)
  • Takuma Sato (car racing driver)
  • Yuka Sato (figure skater)

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[edit] Fictional characters

Fictional characters named Sato include:

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