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Default that / which / who

Correct me if I'm wrong but this is how I see using relative clauses. Sentences that start with nouns that aren't people, you can use 'that/which' interchangably, but when the noun is a person, you use 'that/who' interchangably.


For example:
1. Tokyo is a city that/which is located in Japan.
2. Ichiro is a baseball player who/that plays baseball in America.


Generally speaking, is this correct?
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