In the fall of 2014, he climbed a mountain called Seidake in the Southern Alps and began to study on his own with the sole desire to paint this mountain beautifully.
In 2016, he applied for the first public exhibition and became confident that he had won an excellent work, and began to draw in earnest.
In 2017, he lived in a town near Ise Jingu Shrine in Mie Prefecture, where he was attracted to Japan culture such as shrines and temples, as well as the splendor of the beautiful nature of southern Mie Prefecture, and his desire to mysteriously depict everyday scenery by fusing it with his imagination world within himself became strong.
Currently, I draw landscape paintings that bring out the charm of the region, religious paintings such as Japan mythology, and social caricatures. Now I aim to be a painter who can connect people, be pleased, and contribute to the community.
