The Web Standards Project is
a grassroots coalition fighting for standards
that ensure simple, affordable access to web technologies
for all.
Kazuhito Kidachi works for Mitsue-Links, a Tokyo-based information integration company, as a front-end engineer.
He creates standards-friendly web sites for Mitsue-Links’ clients, and he’s also enthusiastic about being a web standards advocate in Japan.
He has been in charge of publishing the Japanese editions of several books that are well known to WaSP followers, including both Designing with Web Standards and Web Standards Solutions. He is also a writer and editor at the Web Standards Blog, where you can read WaSP Buzz posts in Japanese.