Tokyo crazy travel TV show, La Carmina television host! Das duell um die welt Japan, Joko und Klaas, Steven Gaetjen Tokio
- 5 years ago
La Carmina is a Japanese subcultures expert, award-winning blogger, author of 3 books, and travel TV presenter on network shows worldwide (Travel Channel, Food Network, Discovery, Nat Geo, ABC, and many more). Her popular La Carmina blog + social media - http://www.lacarmina.com/blog - has a passionate audience, and won the "Best Blog of the Year" award in 2017. She is especially known for her reports on alternative, underground culture (such as fetish events, shibari, weird subcultures etc) in Japan.
La Carmina appears as a Japan expert guide / on-camera host for travel TV shows worldwide. Credits include NBC (Better Late Than Never), Kawaii TV (NHK Japan), Discovery (Oddities), National Geographic (Taboo, Roam), Food Network (World’s Weirdest Restaurants), Travel Channel (Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern, No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain promo, Could I Live There), "The Doctors," "Today Show," "CNN", "ABC Nightline" and other international networks (Canal Plus, Pro Sieben, Norway TV).
Her TV reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1laMigS4FzI&t
In addition to her extensive online and blog following, La Carmina published three books about Japanese culture with Random House and Penguin, and writes for various publications including CNN, Yahoo, Business Insider, Sunday Times and print magazines worldwide.
See more about La Carmina at http://www.lacarmina.com/blog/ and @LaCarmina on all social media.
Her hosting clips (Travel Channel, Bizarre Foods, CNN, Today Show, The Doctors and more): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1laMigS4FzI&t
FIXING / LOCAL PRODUCTION
In addition to her TV hosting work, La Carmina and her business partner Naomi Rubin run an experienced Japan fixing (local production) company. They have worked with dozens of TV productions from around the world, especially on shows about Japanese bizarre subcultures.
La Carmina and the Pirates were the Tokyo, Japan local producers / fixers for this episode. We take care of all aspects including translation, casting, local logistics, permits, etc. The language and formal business culture of Japan make filming especially difficult for foreigners, but we'd be able to navigate all these hurdles.
Our Japan production work includes arranging "bagelhead" body modification episodes for Fuel TV, Pro Sieben and National Geographic, fetish party access for Travel Channel, Food Network and TLC, host clubs for NRK Norway TV, and many more.
Our production / fixer website: http://lacarmina.com/pirates
La Carmina appears as a Japan expert guide / on-camera host for travel TV shows worldwide. Credits include NBC (Better Late Than Never), Kawaii TV (NHK Japan), Discovery (Oddities), National Geographic (Taboo, Roam), Food Network (World’s Weirdest Restaurants), Travel Channel (Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern, No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain promo, Could I Live There), "The Doctors," "Today Show," "CNN", "ABC Nightline" and other international networks (Canal Plus, Pro Sieben, Norway TV).
Her TV reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1laMigS4FzI&t
In addition to her extensive online and blog following, La Carmina published three books about Japanese culture with Random House and Penguin, and writes for various publications including CNN, Yahoo, Business Insider, Sunday Times and print magazines worldwide.
See more about La Carmina at http://www.lacarmina.com/blog/ and @LaCarmina on all social media.
Her hosting clips (Travel Channel, Bizarre Foods, CNN, Today Show, The Doctors and more): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1laMigS4FzI&t
FIXING / LOCAL PRODUCTION
In addition to her TV hosting work, La Carmina and her business partner Naomi Rubin run an experienced Japan fixing (local production) company. They have worked with dozens of TV productions from around the world, especially on shows about Japanese bizarre subcultures.
La Carmina and the Pirates were the Tokyo, Japan local producers / fixers for this episode. We take care of all aspects including translation, casting, local logistics, permits, etc. The language and formal business culture of Japan make filming especially difficult for foreigners, but we'd be able to navigate all these hurdles.
Our Japan production work includes arranging "bagelhead" body modification episodes for Fuel TV, Pro Sieben and National Geographic, fetish party access for Travel Channel, Food Network and TLC, host clubs for NRK Norway TV, and many more.
Our production / fixer website: http://lacarmina.com/pirates