Games of the XI Olympiad) Hiromori Kawashima (former commissioner of Nippon Professional Baseball) Yutaka Takagi (baseball) Shinnosuke Abe (baseball) Yoshiyuki Kamei (baseball) Yoshio Anabuki (baseball, former Manager of Nankai Hawks) Hirokazu Sawamura (baseball, pitcher of Yomiuri Giants and Chiba Lotte Marines) Tsuyoshi Fukui (tennis / Managing Director, Japan Tennis Association) Dejima Takeharu (sumo, former ōzeki) Takekaze Akira (sumo, former sekiwake) Tamakasuga Ryōji (sumo) Mai Nakamura (swimmer, Olympic silver medalist) Masami Tanaka (swimmer, Olympic bronze medalist) Sumika Minamoto (swimmer, Olympic bronze medalist) Masahiro Fukuda (football player) Nobutoshi Kaneda (football player) Kengo Nakamura (football player) Ken Naganuma (football player, former President of the Japan Football Association) Kyogo Furuhashi (football player) Katsuaki Satō (karate) Jumbo Tsuruta (wrestling) Kazushi Sakuraba (wrestling) Yuki Ishikawa (volleyball player) Tatsuya Fukuzawa (volleyball player) Masahiro Sekita (volleyball player) Issei Otake (volleyball player) Mariko Yamamoto (cricketer, Olympic brozen medalist) Lawyers Chiharu Saiguchi (former Justice, the Supreme Court) Tatsuo Kainaka (former Justice, the Supreme Court / Superintending Prosecutor, Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office) Politicians Toshiki Kaifu (Prime Minister / former Chairman, Liberal Democratic Party) Masahiko Kōmura (Minister for Foreign Affairs) Okiharu Yasuoka (Minister of Justice) Toshihiro Nikai (Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry) Hirofumi Hirano (Chief Cabinet Secretary, the House of Representatives) Yonezo Maeda (former Seiyukai leader / former Minister of Railways / lawyer) Yoshimi Watanabe (former Minister, State for Financial Policy and Administrative Reform) Ichita Yamamoto (House of Councilors member) Hideo Usui (former Minister of Justice) Masaaki Kanda (Governor, Aichi Prefecture) Fumio Ueda (Mayor, Sapporo city / lawyer) Yorikane Masumoto (former Mayor, Kyoto city) Hwang Jang-yop (North Korean defector; dropped out of the law school in 1944. Was previously Kim Il-Sung's and Kim Jong-il's personal advisor.) Hiroshi Saitō (mayor of Tokorozawa, Saitama) Journalists, intellectuals Hasegawa Nyozekan Academics Hachiro Sugimoto (Medicinal chemist, Ph.D. / Visiting Professor, Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kyoto University) Tadahiko Fukuhara, (President of Chuo University 2011) Kenzo Kitakata Yoshie Wada (Naoki Prize) Kazumasa Hirai Kazuo Koike Ken Akamatsu (manga artist) Masashi Ueda (manga artist) Business Fujio Mitarai (Chairman & CEO, Canon / Chairman, "Nippon Keidanren" Japan Business Federation) Toshifumi Suzuki (Chairman & CEO, Seven & i Holdings / former Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Chuo University) Osamu Suzuki (Chairman & CEO, Suzuki Motor) Hisao Oguchi (Vice President, SEGA) Hiroshi Yanai (Chairman, President & CEO, Pia) Hirotake Yano (President, Founder & CEO, Daiso) Arts and entertainment Tetsurō Tamba (actor) Kiyoshi Atsumi (actor) Minoru Chiaki (actor) Susumu Kurobe