Famous People with Name Shiran

Shiran Yeini            Origin/Culture/Country: Jewish

Shiran Yeini: an Israeli footballer who plays for Beitar Jerusalem.Yitzhaki started his professional career with boyhood club, Hapoel Ashkelon. During his first two seasons as a professional, Yitzhaki won the Toto Cup Artzit twice. He was sold to Beitar Jerusalem and saw limited time under manager Eli Ohana.With the arrival of French manager Luis Fernández in 2005, Yitzhaki received more playing time and was even a first team choice over the club's leading scorer, Lior Asulin. After watching Yitzhaki play, Fernández told the club to sign Yitzhaki to a long term contract.

Shiran Wang            Origin/Culture/Country: Chinese

Shiran Wang: is a Chinese pianist. Wang started to play the piano at the age of four and a half, when she was 11 years old she began studying the piano in Bejing, China with Professor Aiping Jin in the Middle School at the Central Conservatory of Music. At the age of fifteen, she was awarded the First Prize at the Fourth International Prokofiev Piano Competition in Ukraine, winner of the Seventh Arthur Rubinstein Youth Pianist competition in Poland in 2007 and the Fourth Rachmaninoff International Piano Competition held in Moscow in 2008. She is currently studying with professor Dang Thai Son as well as at the International Piano Academy Lake Como with professors Dmitri Bashkirov, Fou Ts'ong and William Grant Naboré. She has been invited to give concerts in Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Russia, Ukraine, Hungary, Spain, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia,United States, Mexico, South Korea ,China and on concert stages of such halls as the Musikverein Golden Hall Vienna (Austria), Berlin Philharmonie hall (Germany),Prague's Dvorak Hall (Czech Republic), Munich's Herkulessaal (Germany), Roman’s Auditorium Della Conciliazione (Italy).

Shiranui Koemon            Origin/Culture/Country: Japanese

Shiranui Koemon: was a sumo wrestler from Kikuchi, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. He was the sport's 11th Yokozuna. In the top makuuchi division, Shiranui won 119 bouts and lost 35 bouts, recording a winning percentage of 77.3. He retired in November 1869 at the age of 44, a

Shiranui Dakuemon            Origin/Culture/Country: Japanese

Shiranui Dakuemon: was a sumo wrestler from Uto, Kumamoto, Japan. He was the sport's 8th Yokozuna. He was the coach of Shiranui Koemon. He entered Osaka sumo and made his debut in May 1824. He didn't find much success in Osaka sumo and transferred to Edo sumo in November 18