Suzuki (disambiguation)
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Suzuki (スズキ) is a Japanese motorcycle and automobile brand (Suzuki Motor).
Suzuki (鈴木 meaning "bell tree" or "car-rider") is also the second most popular family name in Japan.
People named Suzuki
- Aguri Suzuki, F-1 Driver
- Akiko Yano, née Suzuki
- Ami Suzuki, singer
- Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki (A.K.A. Suzuki Daisetsu), Buddhist scholar
- Damo Suzuki (A.K.A. Kenji Suzuki), singer
- David Suzuki, scientist
- Diane Suzuki, Hawaiian missing person
- Suzuki Harunobu, artist
- Ichiro Suzuki, baseball player
- Suzuki Kantaro, prime minister
- Kenzo Suzuki (astronomer)
- Kenzo Suzuki, professional wrestler, with wife Hiroko Suzuki
- Koji Suzuki, author
- Kozo Suzuki, author
- Masayuki Suzuki, singer (Rats & Star)
- Michio Suzuki, mathematician
- Minoru Suzuki professional wrestler
- Suzuki Miekichi, author
- Suzuki Mosaburo, socalist, journalist, author
- Muneo Suzuki, politician
- Seijun Suzuki, film director
- Shin'ichi Suzuki, developer of the Suzuki method of musical instruction
- Suzuki Shiroyasu, author
- Shunryu Suzuki, Zen master
- Takao Suzuki, sociolinguist, author
- Takayuki Suzuki
- Suzuki Umetaro, scientist
- Yu Suzuki, game producer
- Zenko Suzuki, prime minister
- [Cristobal Suzuki], art director
Fictional Suzukis
- Chika Suzuki, a Confidential Confessions character
- Mika Suzuki, a Doki Doki School Hours (Sensei no Ojikan) character
- Momoka Suzuki, a High School Girls character
- Sonoko Suzuki (Serena Sebastian), a Case Closed (Detective Conan) character
- Yoshikazu Suzuki, a character in GANTZ
- Yuma Suzuki, a High School Girls character
- Yuri Suzuki, a character in Red River
- Suzuki, the lady's maid in Puccini's opera Madama Butterfly
Other Suzukis
- Suzuki reaction, a chemical reaction
- The Mooney Suzuki (band)
- Suzuki sporadic group (mathematics, Group theory)
- Suzuki method (music)
- Japanese word for sea bass as sushi/sashimi ingredient
See also
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