Work : New Career 1996 (Writing astrological column for newspaper)
Work : New Job 1997 (Internet consultation room)
Work : Start Business September 2001 (Started astrological school, JANet) chart Placidus Equal_H.
Work : New Job 2002 (International Vice-President of ISAR in Japan)
Japanese astrologer, interested in the subject from childhood as the daughter of a professional astrologer. Earning a BA degree in economics for the Ibaraki University, she did post-grad work for a year, at the same time as doing astrological forecasts. Terumi worked at the same company for 22 years, in the accounting department for a general construction company. Astrology remained a sideline and she began writing a forecast column for a magazine about 1996. Since 1997, she maintained a consultation room on the internet and by 2002, some 50,000 people use her web service. Terumi had an average childhood with one older sister. As well as an astrologer mother, she had a father who was a chef of French cuisine in a distinguished hotel. He died when she was 26. In 2002, Terumi was named the International Vice-President representing Japan for ISAR. In September 2001, she founded a new company, JANet, which provides astrological learning courses in Japanese. At present, astrology is not widely known in Japan and Terumi is one of the advocates of further education and promotion of professional astrology. Read less
Date of Birth: July 28, 1955
Place of Birth: Nikko, Japan
Kondo Terumi, a renowned figure in the arts community, recently opened a retrospective exhibition in Tokyo, celebrating her decades-long career as a visual artist. The exhibition, titled "Journey Through Time," showcases a collection of her most famous works alongside new pieces that continue to push the boundaries of contemporary art.
In addition to her exhibition, Kondo Terumi has been active in promoting environmental conservation efforts in Japan. She recently collaborated with local NGOs to create a series of public murals that highlight the importance of preserving natural landscapes.
While Kondo Terumi maintains a relatively low profile on social media, she occasionally shares insights into her creative process and upcoming projects on her official Instagram account. Her followers appreciate her candid posts that often include glimpses of her studio and behind-the-scenes moments from her exhibitions.
Instagram: @kondoterumi
In 2023, Kondo Terumi embarked on a cross-disciplinary project titled "Harmony in Nature," where she collaborated with musicians and dancers to create an immersive experience that blends visual art with performance. This project was well-received and toured several major cities in Japan.
Another notable project is her involvement in the "Art for Future" initiative, where she mentors young artists, providing them with guidance and support as they develop their own artistic voices. This initiative aims to foster new talent and ensure the sustainability of the arts community.
Kondo Terumi's influence extends beyond her art. She is an advocate for mental health awareness, frequently speaking at events and sharing her own experiences to help destigmatize mental health issues in Japan. Her dedication to this cause has earned her recognition from various organizations, and she continues to be a vocal supporter of mental health initiatives.
Her artistic philosophy revolves around the idea of connection—whether it be between people, nature, or different forms of art. This theme is prevalent in her work, which often explores the interconnectedness of life and the universe.