管理人プロフィール - Kasumi's Atelier

Overview

Name: M_Kasumi; This is not my real name. It is derived from a place name.

I'm sorry, but all these accounts are operated in Japanese.

Twitter: @Omiya_Shinobu(Fake train account); @KasumiTrans(Simutrans account and everyday use account)

Railways: I'm a railway enthusiast. I'm interested in "railway vehicles as industrial products" and "railways as mechanical systems." I used to mainly like JNR, JR, and subway trains, but now my main focus is on private railways in the Kanto region, especially Seibu Railway.; I play a game called Simutrans and also run an online game server for it.; In the past, I also created things like the E233 Series LED Simulator.; Other areas of interest include signage systems. I also dabble in railway modeling and train photography.

Image Editing: I create fake train images, railway pixel art, and Simutrans add-ons.; Please don't expect too much quality—it's just for my own satisfaction.; I use software like Photoshop and Illustrator.

Programming: I like it enough to have gone to a university where I could study it and to have entered the industry after graduation.

Music Appreciation: I listen mainly to Japanese rock, broadly and shallowly.; Besides Japanese rock, since becoming a working adult, I've also started listening to VOCALOID (in a broad sense). Recently, my interests have expanded from Vocaloid to Kamitsubaki Studio music as well.

DTM (Desktop Music Production): I started in 2024. There's still a lot I don't know, but I'm enjoying it.

Driving: I own a car (Toyota Sera EXY10) and a moped (Honda Super Cub AA09).; The Sera is a 30-year-old car, but I'm managing to keep it running. Toyota cars are tough, so it's working out somehow.

Anime, Mobile Games, etc.: Until around junior high school, I watched a wide variety of late-night anime. Now, I only watch popular titles.; [List of Anime I've Watched]; I also dabble in Idolmaster, KanColle, CUE!, Project Sekai, Mai Mai Maigoen, and so on.; However, recently, my interests have shifted more toward railways, cars, and music than 2D hobbies.

I think the design peaked around the 1980s to 1990s, but I also like some relatively recent trains.