キセキ(KISEKI) stands for 奇跡（miracle）and 軌跡（path; what I have been doing…）in Japanese. It seems amazing, doesn’t it?
I am a Taiwanese, but I live and work in Tokyo for 8 years, That’s why I choose this word “KISEKI(キセキ)” as my title to express what the Local Guides program mean to me. I still remember the first time I saw some celebrity used google street view to take a series of 360 angle view of museums. it gave me a thought to use google street view to shoot everywhere I visit. That’s how I step on the way of local guide program.
奇跡（miracle）
(Photo: Triple rainbow after rain in Honolulu. Good fortune to every one.)
The first street view photo I took was taken at Mori Museum in Tokyo. It is also the first shot which over 100,000 views. When I got the email from local guide program, tell me my photo has decimated to a lot of users, it made me feel it’s a miracle. I never thought about that there will be so many people to watch my photo. According to the experience, I keep making miracle photos and try to let more people know the beauty of the world. So I record everywhere I’ve been. That’s create the second KISEKI(キセキ).
軌跡（path; what I have been doing…）
(Photo: My footprint at the beach in Honolulu)
Because I am a global sales, that’s why I have a lot of chances to go overseas for business. Every photo means the paths I have walked through. When I go overseas, I definitely will record the local icon spot and upload to google to share with others. Time goes by, those paths expand my vision, and make me become a people who has global vision and understand how to communicate with people from different countries. These paths make me who I am. And I create new path to walk on. For me, it’s a loop and good circle.
I believe lots of people were inspired by my photos and KISEKI, and I sincerely hope this passionate will be continued on by you and me.
