Attracted to colors and shapes since childhood, she began working in the photography industry as a stylist, where she could utilize her rich imagination and sense for color coordination.
Later, he became interested in the interconnectedness of objects, from shape to color and from color to shape, and added the study of color psychology to his work, performing in a show titled "Color, Shape and Heart."
Her curiosity about color never stops, and while searching for new ideas, she learned about the existence of modern kaleidoscopes and learned about the principles behind them and how to make them from Yasuko Nakazato.
His natural sense of color is utilized in his kaleidoscopes, which are characterized by their unique appearance and original images.
As a culmination of his work, he established the "Small Kaleidoscope Museum" in May 2018 in the Nasu Highlands, surrounded by beautiful nature.