生沢 舞
日本が生んだ伝説のレーシング・ドライバー、生沢 徹（いくざわ てつ）、その娘として幼少の時からモーターレーシングの世界で育ち、その情熱と競争心を確実に受け継いで育ちました。英国ロンドンのアート・カレッジ、セイント・マーティンズを卒業後、広告制作、広告代理業務を行う Bow Wow をロンドンにて設立し、映画作品の世界展開、ラグジャリー・カー、音楽業界、ファッションブランド等の企画から広告制作、ブランド世界展開を多く手がけ成功をしています。
現在はロンドンに居住し、毎日の激務を愛犬パグの「デブさん」と、愛車「GT-R」に、その多くの愛情と情熱を注ぐことに依って、ビジネスへの闘争心をかき立てています。
http://www.bowwowinternational.com/
As the daughter of Japan's most celebrated grand prix driver, Tetsu Ikuzawa, she grew up in the world of motor racing and has become a passionate racer herself.
A graduate from Central St Martin’s, Ikuzawa is the CEO & Creative Director of Bow Wow, a successful global design and marketing agency with footholds across the worlds of film, luxury cars, music, clubs and fashion.
Currently living in London where she is often spotted engaging in some fuel-powered adrenalin activity with her GT-R and her fat pug dog, Debu-san.
Index
Bad weather continues in Europe, but good news is it's still ski season!
I've had enough... back to cars.
Best ski cars this season...
Old skool Range Rover in cream!
Citroën DS Estate
Check this double number plate!
This is not so cool :-) #FAIL
19) Be prepared for sub-zero frozen-ness and unbelievably clean cable cars.
20) Beware of small doorways.
21) Be inspired by 80's Japanese ski fashion and elderly Japanese freeride skiers and alpinists!
22) Persuade your very happy orange boarder friends to guide you.
23) YOU MUST COME & SKI IN HAKKODA. It should be one of the Wonders of the World and definitely one of the most beautiful places on earth.
Snow monsters everywhere!
24) Always break Japanese rules.
25) Beware of French tourists.
2014 model Black Crows Viator
26) Take plenty of photos...
Especially when you crash! © Photo by Qoo
27) Enjoy Japanese Après-ski. No red wine and chacuterie.
28) Wear slippers. Not Uggs :-)
To be continued...
13) Don't drive a rear-wheel drive sportscar without snow-tyres to the mountains! Fly.
14) Go North.
15) Sleep.
16) Be prepared for CRAZY AMOUNT of snow in Japan.
WTF...
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17) Check-in to Hakkoda Sanso Lodge.
18) Don't forget your very fat rocker skis...
To be continued...
Continued from Part 1...
8) Take great care of HF's beautiful McLaren MP4-12C. And be careful parking especially with gullwings!
9) When you lose your parking ticket, avoid lengthy Japanese protocol and pretend you don't speak Japanese and smile :-) あ〜あ、おじちゃん、すみませ〜ん。
10) Even ski-bums have to smell good in Japan. Use retaW
11) Oops! Don't forget your ski-rack.
12) Let's hit the mountains, for colette Ski Club Japon!
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this car. It feels so good.
To be continued...
This is my Guide on 'How to Ski in Japan'!
1) Fly to Haneda Airport. Don't make a mistake and fly to Narita.
2) Travel light. Just bring your ski equipment and clean underwear.
3) Meet up with Hiroshi Fujiwara for a cup of tea...
4) Get some ski lessons in Roppongi Hills
5) And how to make a Japanese igloo (Stuntman Qoo).
Black Crow'ed
6) Borrow a very nice car from Hiroshi. うっふっふ♥
7) Fight the jetlag and go drive. Tokyo is a playground.
To be continued....
