context: Born in 1928 in Los Angeles, California, United States, Kitagawa returned to Japan with his family in 1933. His father Taido was a Buddhist priest and head of the third bishop of the Koyasan Buddhist temple in Little Tokyo from 1924 until 1933. [2] Kitagawa went to America around 1949. In the early 1950s, he returned to Japan to work at the United States Embassy. As he walked through Yoyogi Park in Tokyo, he met a group of boys who were playing baseball. He recruited them to form a singer group with him as his manager. He named the group "The Johnnies". [1] The Johnnies found success using a mixing formula from interesting members who sang popular songs with coordinated dance. The Johnnies is the first pop group in Japan to have all male members, and that will be the pattern for the next Kitagawa group. [1]
question: Where was Johnny Hiromu Kitagawa born?
answers.text: Los Angeles, California, United States