Architect and structural designer. Since 1998 he has been involved in the design of new structures using traditional shrine and temple architectural techniques, and also planing of the restoration and seismic reinforcement of cultural properties. In 2011 he established Heritage Structure Engineering Design, Inc., and as CEO he overseas design and supervision services for the seismic reinforcement, restoration, and utilization of historic buildings. He has been recognized for his contributions as a structural designer to the preservation and utilization of historic buildings, and received the ICOMOS Japan Honorable Mention Award in 2017.

From 1997 onwards he worked as a carpenter for a large shrine and temple construction company, later studying under a famous master carpenter specializing in the sukiya (tea-house) style. During that time he was involved in many traditional building projects, including shrines and temples, tea houses, and houses built using traditional methods. He became independent in 2012 and has continued his involvement with traditional architecture, focusing on shrine and temple structures.

From the age of four in 1994 he started studying under a calligrapher and embarked on his career as a professional calligrapher in 2018. He has won many awards and commendations.