About

Takumi Ohno
Writer/Film Producer/Event Coordinator

Hello, my name is Takumi Ohno. I was born and raised in Kobe, Japan but have lived in Seattle long enough to call it home.  After studying in Australia and the US and working in the US bicycle industry, I came up with the idea of launching my website to introduce Seattle to the Japanese public. So junglecity.com was born in late 1998.  Just a few years later, Ichiro signed with the Seattle Mariners; the rest is history.

Today, I wear many hats and manage every aspect of running and managing the website, social media presence, publicity, sales, and community outreach.  Additionally, I make frequent contributions to the Japanese-speaking community and international students’ community as a guest speaker.

Here at Spring Forward, I’m bringing all of my passions to one place to help you grow your business.  I sincerely wish that together we can tell your story and showcase your greatest potential to the world.

Let’s tell your story together.

Andrew Gooi
Filmmaker

With an artistic and authentic quality, I approach film differently. 

I professionally showcase your greatest potential as an individual or business.  This is done by creating beautiful and high-quality films focusing on your heart and passions. 

All the filming work is done by myself, making for an affordable process and quick turnaround time. Whether for a small individual or a large company, I will work with Film Producer Takumi Ohno and enter into a storytelling process to share your vision or business with the world through film.

Kayako Mae Sareen
Photographer/Videographer

As a minority women-owned business, we are deeply committed to crafting films that forge emotional connections, specifically targeting small businesses and communities. Each project we undertake is treated with utmost seriousness, and we pour our heart into creating films that resonate. Our journey began in corporate America, where we honed essential skills such as business acumen, financial literacy, and change management. These experiences now inform our unique approach to filmmaking.