Ami Otero Minars proudly embraces her mixed-race Indigenous roots from Ryukyu Okinawa, a culture that the Japanese government has not yet recognized as Indigenous. As the CEO of Jundo Productions, Ami is a visionary who loves to connect with others, sharing her passion for fostering cultural exchanges that bring people closer together. Her journey is about inspiring and uplifting through the arts, and she's genuinely excited to work with artists, scholars, and enthusiasts to promote cultural understanding and awareness.

At Jundo Productions, Ami has created something special—a space where various art forms thrive and flourish on a global scale. Her love for the arts shines through everything she does, whether organizing documentary projects, facilitating collaborations, or simply bringing people together to celebrate these vibrant cultural expressions. Under Ami's warm and welcoming leadership, Jundo Productions has become a beautiful bridge between artists in the United States, Japan, and globally, sparking creativity and connecting talents across borders.

Ami's journey into the world of the arts is deeply personal, rooted in her heritage and her profound appreciation for cultural diversity. This unique perspective is woven into every aspect of Jundo Productions, and she's thrilled to share this passion with a broader international audience. It's not just about the art—it's about the joy, confidence, and positive energy that creative expression can bring into our lives.

At Jundo Productions, we believe in the transformative power of the arts to boost confidence, self-esteem, and motivation. Ami's enthusiasm is contagious, and she's dedicated to ensuring everyone from every age group feels the uplifting energy of creative expression. She's also constantly seeking new ways to preserve artistic traditions while encouraging innovation and growth within the art forms.