Oji Explained

Oji, Ōji or OJI may refer to:

People

• Chibuzor Oji (born 1977), stage name Faze, Nigerian musician and actor
• Geoffrey Oji, Nigerian singer and songwriter, winner of the seventh season of Project Fame West Africa
• Megumi Ōji (born 1975), Japanese actress
• Sam Oji (1985–2021), English footballer
• Oji Umozurike, Nigerian law professor, activist and former chairman of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights
• Tshi, also called Oji, a group of tribes in Ghana

Places

• Ōji, Nara, a town in Nara Prefecture, Japan
  • Ōji Station (Nara), a railway station
• Ōji Station (Tokyo), a railway station
• O-J-I, also called Oji, a mountain in Baxter State Park, Maine, United States

Other uses

• Oji Paper Company, a Japanese paper manufacturer
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• Ọjị (Igbo for the kola nut), an important component of Igbo culture
• Mochizō Ōji, a main character in Tamako Market, a Japanese anime television series
  • Gohei and Michiko Ōji, Mochizō's parents