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Personal Pages

• 1
• Albosta, Andrew
• Reports on 3 years of the Smithsonian and other festivals.

• 2
• Culp, Dave
• Sailcraft research and development. High speed sailing development, kite powered sailcraft, links to the Amateur Yacht Research Society.

• 3
• Didier Ferment
• Prolific French designer. Many attractive quad designs.

• 4
• Gagnon, Daniel
• Traction kite designer, using Foilmaker. [French]

• 5
• Glenn Davison - Kiting USA
• A growing collection of resources related to miniature kite making and using kites in the classroom for educational purposes.

• 6
• Hansberger, Don
• Kite flying in New York.

• 7
• Heizo Itoh
• Japanese master of Hamamatsu Kites.

• 8
• Hiroshi Hayakawa
• Byobu dako (folding screen kites).

• 9
• Iasao Ogawa
• Japanese master of miniature kite building.

• 10
• Ichizo Sagawa
• Master of the Baramon kite.

• 11
• Katsutaka Murooka
• Builder of modern Japanese kites and KAP enthusiast.

• 12
• Kazue Tanaka
• Tombi-style birds built from sooty bamboo and washi paper.

• 13
• Keizo Nakano
• Third generation builder of Tsugaru kites.

• 14
• Kensei Kamiunten
• Traditional Japanese kite builder.

• 15
• Masaaki Satoh
• Designer and builder of Abu dako, Semi dako, Hachi dako.

• 16
• Masami Takakuwa
• Traditional Japanese kites, kite festivals in Japan, Japanese kite plans.

• 17
• Masayuki Mori
• Japanese builder of bird kites.

• 18
• Mikio Toki
• Master builder of Edo kites.

• 19
• Napravnik, Andreas
• Enthusiastic German flier and builder. Galleries of photos from many German festivals.

• 20
• Robert Van Weers
• New Zealand with pictures of his own creations and several plans.