Kei Akagi – jazz pianist Takeshi Amemiya – The Edward Ames Edmonds Professor of Economics at Stanford University Toshio Arima – president of Fuji Xerox Albert Chan (1975) – president of Hong Kong Baptist University[34] Akiko Ichikawa (fashion consultant) – New York City-based marketer and writer Cosei Kawa – illustrator of children's books Shigeru Miyagawa – professor of Linguistics & Kochi-Manjiro professor of Japanese Language and Culture at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Yoko Narahashi – prominent film producer and casting director Mariko Peters – former Dutch politician and civil servant Kazuko Yokoo – justice of the Supreme Court of Japan Lydia Yu-Jose – Japanologist and professor at the Ateneo de Manila University Nozomi Watanabe – ice dancer who regularly dances with Akiyuki Kido. They are the three-time Japanese national champions and placed 15th at the Torino Olympics. Kaori Enjoji – According to her website, "Kaori Enjoji has 25 years of experience reporting on the world’s major economies for two of the leading sources of business news, CNBC and Reuters."[35] Kei Komuro – law clerk at Lowenstein Sandler, Husband of former Japanese princess Mako Komuro.He was crowned the Prince of the Shonan Sea (jp:湘南海の女王・海の王子コンテスト) in 2010 while was still in school.