Kenzo S. Otsuji, OD

We are happy to introduce Dr. Kenzo Otsuji as the newest member of our practice family.  He attended UCLA and received  his bachelor degree in computer science.  Dr. Otsuji graduated in May of 2011 from UC Berkeley where he earned his Doctorate Degree in Optometry, acquiring the most extensive and up to date training and knowledge necessary for the care of your vision health. 

He enjoys and welcomes new experiences, especially when traveling abroad  to learn about different cultures. In 2008, Dr. Otsuji spent 4 days with VOSH (Volunteer Optometric Service to Humanity) in Nicaragua during which his team saw 2,500 patients who otherwise would not have had eye care available to them. It is with this level of commitment that he looks forward to continuing the tradition of "ONLY THE BEST with enthusiasm" begun by his father in 1985.

---

Harold H. Crum, OD "Surf doc" (now retired)

Dr. Crum grew up in Northern Florida. He received his bachelor degree in biology - chemistry at Stetson University and attended the Southern California College of Optometry in Fullerton.

Dr. Crum enjoys surfing and biking and is notorious for taking long vacations to go sailing in Mexico. He has organized and participated in trips to Mexico, Guatemala and Costa Rica for the purpose of providing charitable eye exams and glasses.

We are certain that many of his long time patients join us in wishing him good health and happiness as he enjoys his recent retirement.

---

Sam M. Otsuji, OD

Dr. Otsuji grew up in Venice CA. He attended UCLA and Southern California College of Optometry. After receiving his Doctor of Optometry degree in 1970, he went to Japan to advise and consult for the Seiko Lens Company and teach at the Keio University Ophthalmology Clinic in Tokyo. Returning in 1984, his next pursuit was to bring quality vision care to the citizens of Santa Fe Springs and Whittier.

And thus in 1985, The Vision Center was opened. His motto of "ONLY THE BEST with enthusiasm" remains at the heart of the practice as his son, Dr. Kenzo Otsuji continues the tradition.