Kita or KITA may refer to:

People

* Kita (surname) * Kita Alexander (born 1996), Australian singer-songwriter * João Leithardt Neto, Brazilian footballer nicknamed Kita * Sampsa Astala, Finnish musician whose stage name is Kita

Places

In Japan

* Kita-ku (北区), meaning “northern ward”, is a ward name found in several cities: ** Kita-ku, Hamamatsu ** Kita-ku, Kobe ** Kita-ku, Kumamoto ** Kita-ku, Kyoto ** Kita-ku, Nagoya ** Kita-ku, Niigata ** Kita-ku, Okayama ** Kita-ku, Osaka ** Kita-ku, Saitama ** Kita-ku, Sakai ** Kita-ku, Sapporo ** Kita-ku, Tokyo * Kita, Hokkaidō (北村), a village in Hokkaidō * A local term for the northern commercial district of

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(part of, but not the same as, Kita-ku) *

Kita District, Ehime The is a district located in Ehime Prefecture, Japan. As of 2005, the estimated population is 20,784 with a total area is 299.50 km2. The district includes the town of Uchiko. Origin of name The name "Kita" is first found in the year 901 i ...

(喜多郡) * Kita District, Kagawa (木田郡) * Kita Station (喜多駅), a railway station in Miyazu, Kyoto Prefecture * Mount Kita (北岳), a mountain of the Akaishi Mountains in Yamanashi Prefecture

Elsewhere

* Kita, Mali, a town in Mali * Kita, Łódź Voivodeship, central Poland * One of the Maug Islands

Other uses

* KITA (FM), an American radio station * Kita (Noh school) (喜多), a school of Noh theatre * Korea International Trade Association * People's Welfare Party (Malaysia) (), a Malaysian political party * Sony Ericsson Yari, known as Kita in the Philippines * A common shorthand for Kindertagesstätte (

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) in Germany (as Kita or KiTa)

People

Places

In Japan

Elsewhere

Other uses

See also