He has been studying under Koji Yamami since 2001 for eight years, and has exhibited a large kaleidoscope at the National Art Center, Tokyo through the Japan New Crafts Association.He is currently working on creating small, handheld kaleidoscopes in his home studio.

The tubes and objects are all glass kaleidoscopes, and sometimes I make tubes with my own acrylic paintings.

I've been making them for 25 years, and every day I feel joy in making them and joy in looking at them.