Comments for Kazumi Terada

Comment on Tokyo Homeless Documentary by kamitera

kamitera — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 03:19:08 +0000

I asked the filmmaker to make it public again, but I am not sure it will be made public again. Sorry.

Comment on Tokyo Homeless Documentary by Ann

Ann — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 00:26:45 +0000

I would have liked to have watched your documentary but when I pressed the arrow it said that this film is private. Oh well.

Comment on Mystery Vintage Stove Restoration Project by kamitera

kamitera — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 14:08:01 +0000

Hi Jayke,

Wow, the Dwyer company DOES still exist.
Thanks for the link to retro site too.

Unbelievable that there is a whole movement around pink bathrooms now…Read about it in NY Times, and this site does have a big pink bathroom fan base…

Best,
Kazumi

Comment on About by kamitera

kamitera — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 13:59:48 +0000

Hi Walter,

Thanks for your thoughtful comment!

As for websites, the most successful projects tend to be the ones where the client is open minded, but clear on the objectives and content for the website. Regardless of what field of business or art or practice they are in, “Open Mindedness” and “Flexibility” is probably the best attitude to have when creating a new website, as websites will always be a “Work In Progress”, something constantly changing, constantly evolving.

As for enlightenment, the “the questioning” you mention can be summed up as: “Who am I.”

Best,
Kazumi

Comment on About by Walter Paul Bebirian

Walter Paul Bebirian — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 15:10:51 +0000

Hello Kazumi – I think that your presentation of yourself is very nice and straightforward – do you have some specific type of people that you like to work with on creating their web sites? something that you especially enjoy doing?

I think that the Internet is so wide and diverse that it will take several lifetimes if ever to really grasp all of the possible directions to go in there –

For example, everyday I see new and unique business which seem to be fulfilling a need of one kind or other – but – as with anything in business – it is not definite that the specific business will succeed or if others will follow and create a better solution – therefore there are lots of opportunities with no clear path to make the journey through these uncharted territories –

I am not sire whether it is better to have a vision or goal and to proceed attempting to find or create what I have in mind or to go with the flow and see what is ahead on the road – with one choice I am a creator and will definitely forge a path both for myself and others while with the second choice I will be following some other person’s or people’s lead(s) –

questioning which is the best route for any individual to take and the discoveries along the way while doing the questioning leads to the state which is referred to as enlightenment –

thank you!

Walter

Comment on Mystery Vintage Stove Restoration Project by Jayke

Jayke — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 08:30:44 +0000

The company is still around (http://www.dwyerkitchens.com/Pages/default.aspx) and believe it or not, there is an entire site dedicated to retro metal cabinets (retrorenovation.com). Good luck!

Comment on About by patrick

patrick — Sat, 06 Nov 2010 09:20:38 +0000

Bonjour madame ,
i wanted to thank you for your blog , it is so nice and very intersting , we really appreciate your work .God bless u

Comment on Consulting by Bob McKeown

Bob McKeown — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 19:15:26 +0000

Kazumi, The article you created ought to be published.
It is fabulous.

Check out the appropriate Travel Mags and talk with
the Editor, Publishers, Art Directors.

Do It! and Good Luck!
BM
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Comment on Kingyo-Ya: Guest House in Kyoto by Bob McKeown

Bob McKeown — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 18:29:37 +0000

K, I wish I knew you when I was 5. You would have
been the best influence in my life and I would have
grown up to be a rich man in many ways. I love the:

“it’s raining sunshine” from Cloudy with Meatballs.

What could be better!

I am glad Omar is cooling out and being a husband
and a real friend.

Bob
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Comment on Mystery Vintage Stove Restoration Project by Chris

Chris — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 01:55:44 +0000

I bought a combination stove and refrigerator in 1976 at an auction. It was working and I jus rented a studio apartment so it was perfect for me. I paid $12.00 for it and it ran good up until 1997 when my partents had it in there basement using it for cold drinks. Anyway I have tried to find out about thecompany with no Luck. It was made by General Air Conditioning Corp. Los Angeles ca. in the early 50′s I believe. Have you heard of this company? The brand was General Cheff. I would love any information you have on this unit.

Thank You,
Chris