Noted Japanese screenwriter, born in the year 1951, embarked on a remarkable career in the entertainment industry, joining the esteemed Wakamatsu Production in 1975. Under the joint pseudonym 'Izuru Deguchi', he penned screenplays that left a lasting impression on audiences.
As his passion for storytelling continued to grow, he made a significant career shift in 1981, becoming a full-time journalist for a prominent weekly magazine. This marked the beginning of a new chapter in his life, one that would see him travel to over fifty countries, covering a diverse range of events and topics.
From the tumultuous Gulf War to the Yugoslav Wars, he reported on the most pivotal moments in modern history. His journalistic prowess also led him to cover the world of finance, delving into the intricacies of global markets. Furthermore, he had the privilege of exploring and documenting some of the world's most treasured World Heritage sites.
