Takeo - People

People

with the given name Takeo
  • Takeo Ando (武夫), professional Go player
  • Takeo Arishima (武郎), Japanese novelist
  • Takeo Doi (健郎), Japanese psychoanalyst
  • Takeo Fukuda (赳夫), 67th Prime Minister of Japan
  • Takeo Fukui (威夫), president and CEO of Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
  • Takeo Hatanaka (武夫), Japanese astronomer
  • Takeo Hirose (武夫), officer in the Imperial Japanese Navy
  • Takeo Itō (武夫), general in the Imperial Japanese Army
  • Takeo Kajiwara (武雄), Japanese professional Go player
  • Takeo Kanade (武雄), Japanese researcher in Computer Vision
  • Takeo Kawamura (丈夫), Japanese professional baseball player
  • Takeo Kawamura (建夫), Japanese politician
  • Takeo Kikuchi (武夫), Japanese industrial and fashion designer
  • Takeo Kimura (1918–2010), Japanese filmmaker
  • Takeo Komatsu (太計雄), Japanese photographer
  • Takeo Kurita (健男), vice-admiral in the Imperial Japanese Navy
  • Takeo Miki (武夫), 66th Prime Minister of Japan
  • Takeo Miratsu (健雄), Japanese video game and Anime composer
  • Takeo Nishioka (武夫), Japanese politician
  • Takeo Otsuka (武生), Japanese professional wrestler
  • Takeo Shiota (1881–1943), Japanese-American landscape architect
  • Takeo Spikes, American football linebacker
  • Takeo Takagi (武雄), admiral in the Imperial Japanese Navy
  • Takeo Takahashi (丈夫), Japanese animation director
  • Takeo Uesugi, Japanese-American landscape architect
  • Takeo Yasuda (武雄), general in the Imperial Japanese Army
  • Takeo Yoshikawa (猛夫), Japanese spy
with the Surname Takeo
  • Mikael Takeo, Owner of the Company Takeo IT Consulting (www.takeo.se)

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