Kazuya Kitamura

10/05/2026

Moment of creation.

The quietness allow me to deeply dive into what I really want to bring to this world throw my luck of creation.
I always believe big part of the music is the language of healing And motivation which you could call A hope.
So I write things often about hope.
Because I feel that’s what is missing today often.
So I write.

I stopped just showing resolute of creation which is Beaty part to see.
But actually the most amazing part for me is the moment actually creating.
Because I believe the only way we could be feel free is the moment we are creating and deeply connecting with ourselves being in a moment.

04/05/2026

Each shutter each story of life.

A small project: photographing people and their style.

The camera has taught me how to notice
change and beauty in everyday life.

At first, I was nervous to approach strangers.
But people in Prague have been far kinder than I expected.

“Can I take your photo?”
That simple question often opens the door to conversation.

And from there, smiles appear—
along with quiet words of gratitude.

Through the lens, I step into someone’s day,
even if just for a moment.

And in that moment,
I feel like I’m allowed to be part of it.

Throughout my life,
the lens has brought me closer to people—
and to as many stories as there are encounters.

For me, the camera is a language—
a way to connect.
It’s also a kind of diary,
proving that this day truly existed.

When I look around,
I see people absorbed in their phones,
cut off from the world by headphones.

It’s become normal.
But maybe there’s another way to move through the day.

Step outside.
Look for something—anything.

Even the smallest change can be enough.

Have the courage to speak to someone.
Ask a question.

If I can leave even a small, positive moment
in someone’s day,
that alone feels deeply meaningful.

So today again,
I gather a bit of courage—
and speak to someone.

02/05/2026

壁の記憶
Kabe no kioku(the player of time)

April was the month I’ve been working on my photo book.
Also it was very very busy month for me.

yes,i am finally done designing today.

24/04/2026

I’ve been writing a few simple, similar songs for my friends, family, and the people I’ve met along the way.

As the world goes through a time of change, I’ve realized that many people around me are facing emotionally difficult moments—
especially feelings of loneliness and hopelessness.

The only thing I can do is show that I care,
and write songs that might help someone find their way again.
just like so many beautiful songs have done for me.

I believe that kind, soft, and gentle sounds
can offer a moment to breathe,
and remind us that we’re not alone.
that someone else has felt the same, and made it through.

The title of this song, “Ue o Muite Arukō” (“Walk with Your Head Held High”), comes from a song originally performed by Kyu Sakamoto in the early 1960s, which also became a major hit in the United States.

The reason I chose this title is because it carries a message of moving forward with hope, even in the difficult postwar era.
a reflection of human beauty and true strength.
It’s a message I deeply resonate with, and one I wanted to carry into this piece.

I wrote these songs especially for my friends and family in Japan,
so they are in my native language.

I’m also surrounded by kids in my daily life,
and I hope that one day, when they face difficulties,
these songs might help them rediscover
beauty and meaning in life.

I’ve also recorded this song with one amazing producer who has great soul with law condition with piano while I was in Los Angels.
We will see how it goes but I am very grateful for those people always supporting my journey

lyrics↓

“Ue o Muite Arukō” (“Walk with Your Head Held High”),

Some days, I just can’t be kind
There are nights I can’t tell anyone about
Alone with a quiet sadness
My heart worn out, tears just fall

No matter how hard I try
I keep going in circles
Before I know it, there’s no one around
Just me, all alone
In the dark again, the tears fall

Even when it hurts right now
When it feels like I’ve lost everything
And I’m about to let it all go
Every winter night
Will one day turn into morning

So if I greet another dawn here
There must be meaning in that
I’ll lift my face and live
I’ll keep my head up as I walk

23/04/2026

Nobody knows what’s my profession,still I am who I am.

My name is Kazuya Kitamura.
This is my new contact card and sticker design.
I am quite happy about it.

I have WhatsApp as well.
Please don’t send me any strange memes or call me with your language.

18/12/2025

Set design and lighting for .cz

Beautiful music night by .mp3

26/06/2025

Photos

25/06/2025

“Kazuya” is a name often used for Japanese men, and is written in kanji as “Kazuya”. It is pronounced as “Kazuya”. This name is composed of “wa” meaning Japan. Japanese style.also sum.harmon.peace.calm.calmness.serenity.repose.peacefulness.quiet.concord.contentment
, and “ya” meaning talent or strength, and is popular as a name with a good meaning.
Details:
Meaning:
“Kazuya” can be interpreted as having the meaning of “a peaceful existence” as a whole, since “wa” means “peace, harmony” and “ya” means “to be”.

Pronunciation:
It is pronounced as “Kazuya”.

Meaning of the kanji:
Wa (to calm, to soften, to soften, to mix): It means peace, harmony, calmness, and good friends.

Ya (nari, ya): A word that represents the existence of “to be”, and when used in a name, it plays a role in giving the name strength and presence.
Origin of the name:
When it comes to the origin of the name, parents often give their children names with the hope that they will live a peaceful and calm life, or that they will grow up to be strong and talented people.

Also Japan have Stroke number fortune telling and many time parents decide their name based on.

24/06/2025