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Japanese mathematicians

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Japanese bioinformaticians

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Japanese information theorists

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Japanese logicians

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Japanese mathematicians by century

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Japanese statisticians

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Japanese women mathematicians

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Mathematicians from Tokyo

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Hayato Chiba

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Hiroshi Umemura (mathematician)

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Hisashi Terao

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Hitoshi Kumano-Go

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Kokichi Sugihara

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Kunizo Yoneyama

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Lars Hesselholt

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Mayuko Yamashita

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Motoko Kotani

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Reiko Sakamoto (mathematician)

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Shisanji Hokari

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Tatsujiro Shimizu

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Tomoyuki Arakawa

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Yasuo Akizuki

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Yoshie Katsurada

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