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There's a thread running in the CFS2 forum, sadly Akemi passed away back in October; if you don't know any of his work you should pay a visit, as according to this post at Simviation, his web-site won't be round for ever:

by ramirez412001 » Sun Jan 05, 2014 1:23 pm
Good afternoon,

It is my sad duty to report that Akemi-san has passed on as of October 29th, 2013.
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His website will remain operational for six months. Because Simviation is a freeware site, arrangements might want to be considered to contact the family for possible preservation of his files.
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http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/hago/index.htm

Quite a few of his works perform very well in Fs2004 (in fact , many CFS2 aeroplanes perform well in Fs2004, its a hidden secret if you like)


Pete
 
Motormouse said:
There's a thread running in the CFS2 forum, sadly Akemi passed away back in October; if you don't know any of his work you should pay a visit, as according to this post at Simviation, his web-site won't be round for ever:
Quite a few of his works perform very well in Fs2004 (in fact , many CFS2 aeroplanes perform well in Fs2004, its a hidden secret if you like)

Pete
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Sad news indeed Pete, thank you for for the posting here. He was one of the masters of Japanese FS modeling.

Akemi's C6N1 Saiun

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Very sad, many hours of enjoyment with his models in CFS2, i still think his early mark FW190's are the best option for a 190 in FS9 outside payware.
blue skies, ian
 
As others have said, very sad news. Akemi did some great work, and a lot of this stuff (as Pete & Ian have said) work very nicely in FS9; I still use a lot of his Japanese stuff, you'd be hard out to find better. He'll be missed.
 
Sorry to hear of Akemi's passing. I remember a lot of his models. I had several of his Fw-190's as well as a few of his Japanese WWII planes, a long time ago. His work was some of the best. Some of the most intricate detailing I had ever seen. Still is, and very unique... even by todays standards.

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