Before this path, I worked in a trading company for over a decade. I didn’t plan to become a sound practitioner—this work began unexpectedly, guided more by intuition than intention.

Since childhood, I have been deeply sensitive to sound itself—not only as music, but as a subtle presence that carries feeling and state. I don’t approach sound as a way to heal or fix, but as a form of expression.

The instrument I play, the Singing Ring, is a rare Japanese instrument with a uniquely delicate yet powerful tone. Through it, I create a space where you can simply listen and experience the depth of sound.

One moment that shaped this path was when a visually impaired woman told me, “I could see light through the sound.” Since then, I have continued to explore what sound can reveal.

As a Japanese artist, it is my joy to share this sound—born in Japan—with people from around the world, and to offer an experience that is quiet, personal, and deeply felt.