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	Shuji Utsumi Coming from the Sony Business Development team, during his career he became a Sony Computer Entertainment America founding member, moved over to Sega America and became a Sega Enterprises Executive Director, a Managing Director of Disney Interactive (Buena Vista Games) Asia Pacific and finally participated in Q Entertainment. He produced "Crash Bandicoot" (SCEA), "Sakura Wars" (Sega) and "Kingdom Hearts" (Buena Vista Games). He is a Hitotsubashi University and a Wharton MBA graduate. Utsumi Inside (Japanese only) If you want to know what's on Managing Director and CEO Shuji Utsumi's business-savvy mind, then check out his blog. His approach, or everyday "hybrid" life, consists of taking the global, no-borderline experiences and applying that to the Quest for Future Entertainment philosophy. Combining the wealth of information he gains from business partners around the world with new business ideas is what he does best and he has achieved fulfillment in many projects. We'll get a glimpse of what we can expect from Q Entertainment's future. Link to blog: Coming soon

Shuji Utsumi

Coming from the Sony Business Development team, during his career he became a Sony Computer Entertainment America founding member, moved over to Sega America and became a Sega Enterprises Executive Director, a Managing Director of Disney Interactive (Buena Vista Games) Asia Pacific and finally participated in Q Entertainment. He produced "Crash Bandicoot" (SCEA), "Sakura Wars" (Sega) and "Kingdom Hearts" (Buena Vista Games). He is a Hitotsubashi University and a Wharton MBA graduate.

Utsumi Inside (Japanese only)

If you want to know what's on Managing Director and CEO Shuji Utsumi's business-savvy mind, then check out his blog. His approach, or everyday "hybrid" life, consists of taking the global, no-borderline experiences and applying that to the Quest for Future Entertainment philosophy. Combining the wealth of information he gains from business partners around the world with new business ideas is what he does best and he has achieved fulfillment in many projects. We'll get a glimpse of what we can expect from Q Entertainment's future.

Link to blog:: Coming soon

	Tetsuya Mizuguchi After leading the development team AM9 (UGA) of Sega Enterprises and presiding over United Game Artists, he founded Q Entertainment. He produced his first game title ''Sega Rally Championship'' in 1994 with Sega. Following several more racing game productions, he released the highly popular musical action ''Space Channel 5''. ''Rez'', blending trance music and shooting game, was released in 2001. His other works include MTV America's TV spot. He has collected many awards worldwide. Recently he has awarded for Digital 50 in 2006. "Genki Rockets", an audio visual unit produced by him performed live at Live Earth Japan Concert in Tokyo on July 2007. Mizuguchi's Diary (Japanese only) Take a peek at what goes through the creative minds of Tetsuya Mizuguchi, producer and Chief Creative Office of Q Entertainment. One would like to know - how does a content creator go on the Quest for the Future Entertainment What does he look for What does he want to communicate to the audience and what does he want them feel You're about to find out the latest on Mizuguchi's projects as well as ideas for the future. Link to blog: http://mizuguchi.biz/

Tetsuya Mizuguchi

After leading the development team AM9 (UGA) of Sega Enterprises and presiding over United Game Artists, he founded Q Entertainment. He produced his first game title ''Sega Rally Championship'' in 1994 with Sega. Following several more racing game productions, he released the highly popular musical action ''Space Channel 5''. ''Rez'', blending trance music and shooting game, was released in 2001. His other works include MTV America's TV spot. He has collected many awards worldwide. Recently he has awarded for Digital 50 in 2006. "Genki Rockets", an audio visual unit produced by him performed live at Live Earth Japan Concert in Tokyo on July 2007.

Mizuguchi's Diary (Japanese only)

Take a peek at what goes through the creative minds of Tetsuya Mizuguchi, producer and Chief Creative Office of Q Entertainment. One would like to know - how does a content creator go on the Quest for the Future Entertainment What does he look for What does he want to communicate to the audience and what does he want them feel You're about to find out the latest on Mizuguchi's projects as well as ideas for the future.

Link to blog:: http://mizuguchi.biz/

	Takeshi Mori As Corporate Officer and Manager of Online Business, Takeshi Mori brings several years of experience in online gaming. Ranging from his days at Nexon Japan, where he directed and played a key role in launching the Nexon classics ("The Kingdom of the Winds", "Elancia", "Legend of Darkness", "Quizquiz", "Tactical Commander") to taking the Director position at Game Garden and producing "Strugarden" and "Xenepic Online," Mori has always been ahead of the game. He has also provided online gaming consulting services for other companies and his portfolio consists of over 10 successful titles. He is currently working on "Angel Love Online" and "Secret Online" at Q Entertainment. MORI'S BLOG (Japanese only) Takeshi Mori, the brains behind the online gaming business at Q Entertainment. "The online gaming business is a service industry" is the motto that he lives by and is reflected in his blog. His personality, active and enthusiastic nature, and views are shared while opening up the doors for readers so that he could pick on their brains. Link to blog: http://blog.mori.in/

Takeshi Mori

As Corporate Officer and Manager of Online Business, Takeshi Mori brings several years of experience in online gaming. Ranging from his days at Nexon Japan, where he directed and played a key role in launching the Nexon classics ("The Kingdom of the Winds", "Elancia", "Legend of Darkness", "Quizquiz", "Tactical Commander") to taking the Director position at Game Garden and producing "Strugarden" and "Xenepic Online," Mori has always been ahead of the game. He has also provided online gaming consulting services for other companies and his portfolio consists of over 10 successful titles. He is currently working on "Angel Love Online" and "Secret Online" at Q Entertainment.

MORI'S BLOG (Japanese only)

Takeshi Mori, the brains behind the online gaming business at Q Entertainment.
"The online gaming business is a service industry" is the motto that he lives by and is reflected in his blog. His personality, active and enthusiastic nature, and views are shared while opening up the doors for readers so that he could pick on their brains.

Link to blog:: http://blog.mori.in/

	Genki Rockets Exactly five years after the devastating 9/11 attack on American soil, a single music video titled "Heavenly Star" was released online. In a matter of seconds, minutes and hours, Genki Rockets' debut music video was streamed, viewed and widely distributed on various sites including YouTube.com, MySpace.com and counted over 100,000 views on gaming network site 1up.com. A few months later, Genki Rockets made its in-game debut with "Lumines II" (PSP) in North America and Europe and the song's catchy, uplifting tune combined with equally striking video caught the attention of many gamers, leading to a nomination for Best Song at the 2006 Spike TV Video Game Awards. On December 13, 2006, "Heavenly Star" was made available for purchase at the iTunes store (US and Japan). The Japanese release of "Lumines II" followed on February 15, 2007. A day later, the 12" vinyl featuring the original song and remixes was released and quickly grabbed the No. 1 spot on the sales chart. Genki Rockets' major debut came as they were selected as the opening act for the Tokyo venue of the Live Earth concert, a global musical event initiated by Al Gore which was held on July 7, 2007. With nearly 250,000 views on YouTube.com, Genki Rockets is unstoppable. Genki Rockets Official Site (Japanese only) http://www.genkirockets.com Genki Rockets on Myspace http://www.myspace.com/genkirockets Genki Rockets on Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch v=XL2od1AF_Cs Avex Official Site (Japanese only) http://www.avexnet.or.jp/genki/index.html

Genki Rockets

Exactly five years after the devastating 9/11 attack on American soil, a single music video titled "Heavenly Star" was released online. In a matter of seconds, minutes and hours, Genki Rockets' debut music video was streamed, viewed and widely distributed on various sites including YouTube.com, MySpace.com and counted over 100,000 views on gaming network site 1up.com. A few months later, Genki Rockets made its in-game debut with "Lumines II" (PSP) in North America and Europe and the song's catchy, uplifting tune combined with equally striking video caught the attention of many gamers, leading to a nomination for Best Song at the 2006 Spike TV Video Game Awards. On December 13, 2006, "Heavenly Star" was made available for purchase at the iTunes store (US and Japan). The Japanese release of "Lumines II" followed on February 15, 2007. A day later, the 12" vinyl featuring the original song and remixes was released and quickly grabbed the No. 1 spot on the sales chart. Genki Rockets' major debut came as they were selected as the opening act for the Tokyo venue of the Live Earth concert, a global musical event initiated by Al Gore which was held on July 7, 2007. With nearly 250,000 views on YouTube.com, Genki Rockets is unstoppable.

Genki Rockets Official Site (Japanese only): http://www.genkirockets.com
Genki Rockets on Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/genkirockets
Genki Rockets on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch v=XL2od1AF_Cs
Avex Official Site (Japanese only): http://www.avexnet.or.jp/genki/index.html