Talk:Takizawa, Iwate

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Hello! I live in Takizawa so I figured I should make our wiki page a bit more respectible. ~Brian

Added information about local festivals, industry, and links to external sites. I also tossed in the kanji of the various festivals.

~Brian

I have a thought about Takizawa. Imagine if the village and the rest of the towns with in Iwate District merge to form a city named either Takizawa City (alone or with the other towns) or Iwate City? Lend me your opinions about this. jlog3000 (talk) 18:20, 25 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

The word "Takizawa" can also refer to the following real people:

Akihiro Takizawa (olympic runner)
Aya Takizawa (porn star in "A-Class Slut Idol Best 4 Hours")
Eisuke Takizawa
Hamakichi Takizawa (candidate for Gunma perfecture at-large congress in 1946)
Henry and Merrill Takizawa (singers, part of a special Japanese entourage of music group "Björk" for soundtrack of "Drawing Restraint 9")
Hideaki Takizawa (aka. Tackey)
Hidesuke Takizawa (former employer of filmmaker Seijun Suzuki)
Hirofumi Takizawa (Vice Chief of Staff of Central Readiness Force, Japanese military)
Hiroomi Takizawa
Hiroyuki Takizawa (author of "Road to Dragon Quest")
Itaru Takizawa (former trustee of "Kawanakajima Bus Company")
Itsuki Takizawa (voice of "Sommer" in "Kiddy Girl-and")
Kai Takizawa (founder of the "Weekly Shonen Sunday" comic book)
Karen Takizawa (plays "Sei Sato" in "Maria-sama ga Miteru")
Kenji Takizawa (synclavierist for music group "Casiopea")
Kentaro Takizawa (musical producer for Sawa Kawauchi)
Kinehiko Takizawa (olympic skater)
Koujiru Takizawa (backup singer for Miyuki Nakajima)
Kumiko Takizawa
Kunihiko Takizawa
Mari Takizawa (scriptwriter for "Kamen Rider")
Markus Takizawa (violist for music group "Fan Death")
Masaki Takizawa (a world champion Reversi player)
Masamitsu Takizawa (olympic cycler)
Meiko Takizawa (prize-winning author, famous for "Nekobaba no iru machi de")
Minokami Takizawa (founder of the Hoten-Ryu martial art)
Nanae Takizawa
Naoki Takizawa (fashion designer, former associate of Issey Miyake)
Nonami Takizawa
Okikuni Takizawa (aka. Bakin Kyokutei)
Osamu Takizawa
Reiko Takizawa
Roko Takizawa (dubbed voice of Disney character "Chip")
Ryoko Takizawa (played "Sakiko Mikumo" in "Kamen Rider Agito")
Saboru Takizawa (general manager of "Nec Biglobe")
Saori Takizawa (plays "Minae" in "Himitsu no Hanazono")
Satoru Takizawa (inventor of video game monster "Ganon")
Seiho Takizawa (author of manga graphic novel "Who Fighter")
Shigenobu Takizawa (one of the painters of the "Kaigetsudo" portrait series)
Shinichi Takizawa (assistant engineer for music group "Radwimps")
Shinsuke Takizawa (director of "A Study in Murder, part 2", an anime film based on the novel "Kara no Kyokai")
Shiyunsuke Takizawa (composer for Yui Makino)
Shizuko Takizawa (actress in "Sisters of the Gion")
Taishi Takizawa (instrumentalist in music group "Ghost")
Takayuki Takizawa (singer for music group "Saber Tiger")
Tatsuki Takizawa (voice of "Tsuchigumo" in "Omamori Himari")
Toshifumi Takizawa (director of "Samurai 7")
Yuna Takizawa (porn star in "Queendom of Eros")

and the following fictional characters:

Takizawa in "Piano: the Melody of a Young Girl's Heart"
Takizawa in "Asahayama Zoo Story: Penguins in the Sky"
Takizawa in "Doki Doki Pretty League"
Takizawa in "Telepathy Shojo Ran"
Akira Takizawa in "Eden of the East"
Azumi Takizawa in "Man, Next Natural Girl: 100 Nights in Yokohama"
George Takizawa in "Joe vs Joe"
Hideki Takizawa in "General Rouge no Gaisen"
Ken Takizawa in "Gunsmith Cats"
Midori Takizawa in "Kamen Rider"
Misaki Takizawa in "Kin'iro no Corda 2"
Miyu Takizawa in "Gundam Thoroughbred"
Naoto Takizawa in "Mirai Sentai Timeranger"
Noboru Takizawa in "Blazing Transfer Student"
Ryouji Takizawa in "Wild Adapter"
Shinya Takizawa in "Case Closed: the Phantom of Baker Street"
Yuta Takizawa in "Alive: the Final Evolution"

Also, "Takizawa Princeps" is the common name of a bromeliad with the following cultivation: neoregelia ((carolinae × concentrica) × ((concentrica#1FCBS × (unspecified × princeps)) × concentrica)) × johannis

There should be a disambiguation page. (Collin237) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 166.217.232.85 (talk) 17:26, 27 March 2011 (UTC) Collin237 166.147.104.143 (talk) 03:15, 10 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]