Learning piano from the age of 5.
Raised under the influence of a father who adhered to traditional gender roles and strongly opposed music, receiving criticism throughout life.
Studied English literature in college. Learned songwriting and composition under Japan's top-selling music producer.
Previously held a managerial position in the intellectual property department at AVEX.
Faced challenges such as "school refusal," "binge eating disorder," and at 40, acquired a "functional voice disorder" that rendered unable to sing!
Realized that the root cause of the destructive life was the trauma associated with the relationship with the father.
Since 2011, dove into the field of neuropsychology and works as an "Inspiration Manifestation Coach.
" Provides support for individuals in various fields, including artists, singers, actors, and aspiring voice actors, in achieving their dreams by unlocking the mechanisms and barriers of the mind and consciousness.
In 2019, their song "Now and Forever" reached 4th place on the American World Radio Chart.

A musician who writes and composes healing songs in Japanese, harnessing the power of the language's spiritual resonance to uplift people's hearts and vibrations, singing for the world.
A goodwill ambassador between Japan and the United States.

Born to singer parents, grew up in an environment singing hymns daily for 14 years in a Catholic school.
Made singing debut at live house at 18, and gained experience on various stages thereafter.
At 22, was involved in a car accident and suffered 17 bone fractures.
Teetered on the brink of death, experienced a near-death experience where the heart was healed by the light of the heavenly realm of love and connected with angels.

Angel healer, fortune consultant, spiritual course instructor, SNS business course instructor.
Performed at Carnegie Hall in New York in October 2023. Performed at the Hawaii Honolulu Festival in March 2024.
In October 2024, decided to participate in the second performance at Carnegie Hall in New York as a producer!

For 35 years, I've been working with individuals who have experienced the lowest points in their lives at the Tokyo District Court.
Within that, I've constantly searched for the root causes of conflicts and what I can do personally.
What I found I could do was "prayer."
While walking the path of a missionary of Japanese culture, I've also studied spirituality.
This is who I am today.

I introduce meditation techniques tailored to the Japanese mindset, such as standing meditation for global peace and healing, and prayers performed as pillars of light while wearing the Junihitoe, a traditional Japanese garment.

I create art using spray cans, perform live on social media, and exhibit my work (mostly in Tokyo).

I grew up freely amidst the vast nature of Kumano, a World Heritage Site in Wakayama Prefecture.
In my childhood, I enjoyed mischief and doodling while imagining a world of fantasy.
I believe all of these have influenced my current art.

I aim to change the future with the power of art.
It's my mission to carve out my own future through art, and to convey inspiration, joy, and the courage to take the first step to many people.
Moving forward, I aspire to be an artist who can thrive on the world stage, including activities abroad.

During elementary school, I was captivated by the music of "The Sound of Music" and began studying piano and composition.

As a music college student, I became a pianist at a well-established hotel and experienced the joy of healing people through music.

At the age of 41, after visiting Mother Teresa's church in India, I started supporting impoverished mothers and children in Bangladesh.

At 60, I became a music therapist and practiced music therapy to support the elderly and their families. Wanting to bring peace to people's hearts through the healing power of music, I resumed my activities as a pianist.

Now, my main focus is composing uplifting songs for women who want to brighten their lives. I also work as a "Self-Love Song Presenter," improvising melodies on the piano to help liberate the heart and align one's self.

Began playing the piano at the age of 6. Studied various aspects of music and composition at a music college focused on education.

In the summer of 2021, suddenly received inspiration for songs in an extraterrestrial language and realized that "composition" was my mission. In 2023, acquired techniques for music therapy through improvisational performance and started a business, delivering music and music therapy to approximately 180 people over the course of a year and a half.

In 2024, my activities are expanding, with plans to provide music for the spiritual and feng shui industries, as well as ensemble performances at Carnegie Hall.

We deliver art that awakens the desires of the soul, bringing transformation to life through sight and touch. It's through embracing imperfections that we can truly connect with those who seek genuine connections. Creating such a world is our aspiration.

In my own journey, where I've often felt the struggles of life, colors, shapes, and words have always been by my side, offering opportunities to return to my true self.

Our "Mirama Art," which has reached over 1,000 individuals, involves placing magnets of desired futures, supporting lives drawn from the future.

Born in Kagawa Prefecture in 1969. Inspired by my mother's belief that "having good handwriting will lead to success in life," I began learning calligraphy at the age of 5.
After achieving first place nationwide in calligraphy in the third grade, I became deeply immersed in the art.

I also aspired to play baseball at Koshien Stadium but saw my dream shattered cruelly.
The shock led me to spend my youth in apathy and regret.

Although I later became the owner of an architectural firm, I experienced three crises in business management.
Reflecting on various regrets from the past, I vowed, "I will never give up on life again!"

Remembering my mother's words from my childhood, I transitioned to become a calligrapher at the age of 50.
I am currently active in various fields, focusing on calligraphy as my main pursuit and also engaging in performances at temples and shrines.

Since 1985, I have been a full-fledged artist, inspired by excitement and inspiration. Influenced by the work of an American female photographer, I studied photography at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, where I received the ALUMNA award. Pursuing originality through daily meditation led me to explore my inner depths, connecting me with the rhythms of the universe and the Earth, filling me with gratitude and appreciation.

Expressing these feelings through series like "Memories of Life," where I entrusted my emotions to the four elements of the universe (such as wind, earth, fire, and water), I began exhibiting in galleries starting from Kodak in 2004, then Canon in 2014. Later, I felt a strong desire to express myself as a Japanese person, so around 2016, I started adding touches with rock pigments, etc., to screens and hanging scrolls, giving them a Japanese-style finish.

Recently, I have been exploring abstract works with the theme of "Fire and Water." I send these works with prayers, hoping that those who receive them will be filled with love, harmony, and infinite abundance, living in peace and security.

Drawing from exhibition experiences in six countries overseas, I am currently based in Hiroshima, where I work as a space production designer and wedding flower designer. Additionally, I engage in creating artwork through upcycling, using discarded cardboard and driftwood, and conduct workshops for children to experience art.

At the age of 26, I studied in the UK, and since then, I have frequently traveled to Europe and across the United States to further develop my skills in floral design.

I hold certifications such as:

While gaining practical experience in bridal decorations in Europe and the US, I continually refine my sensitivity and incorporate trends into my decorations. For weddings, I propose unique bouquets that perfectly complement the dress and create overall space design, considering the couple's personalities and the ambiance of the venue.

I was raised in a single-parent household with a strict mother who was overly concerned with appearances, leading to a co-dependent relationship where I harbored deep resentment and self-blame toward my mother for 65 years. However, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic four years ago, I overcame this cycle of resentment and self-blame through self-study of space purification using "Buckyballs" and the "Ho'oponopono" mantra of forgiveness and reconciliation. I found the courage to forgive and embrace my mother.

This miracle became a turning point, leading me, with no prior experience in drawing, to complete a picture book titled "My Light," which I began in March last year amidst the setbacks of my life. In October, I submitted the book to a picture book contest. Despite not winning, I am currently experiencing a second miracle as a publishing house has reached out to me.

The third miracle came when I received feedback that "my voice heals," prompting me to embark on a journey as a narrator. Miracles continue to unfold.

Continuing my narration accompanied by tuning forks, I aim to create a synchronized society through the high vibrational forms created by voice, tuning forks, and Buckyballs, contributing to the realization of world peace. This time, together with dancer MAYU, we will broadcast our prayers for world peace from Okinawa to the world through narration.

Born in Okinawa, I was surrounded by Ryukyu music from a young age, with a grandfather who loved playing the sanshin and a grandmother who enjoyed dancing. My father was a master of Ryukyu classical performing arts and a sanshin instructor.

Under my grandmother's influence, I began learning Ryukyu dance in fifth grade.

At the age of 27, I opened a Ryukyu dance school, but due to family circumstances and the harshness of the entertainment world, I struggled to continue. Eventually, I decided to withdraw from the hierarchical dance community, which operated like a pyramid scheme.

Seeking freedom of the heart, despite fearing the criticism of others, I founded a circle at the age of 42. While searching for my own path in life, I have collaborated and performed with various artists.

Now, together with Chino-san, who was invited to perform at the EarthRise Festival, I would like to deliver a message of world peace and cosmic harmony from Okinawa.

At the age of 26, I was deeply moved by the musical "Cats" when I watched it for the first time, prompting me to start learning dance. Despite being physically stiff and lacking rhythm, I continued to earnestly confront myself. However, on stage, I always found myself in supporting roles, no matter how many years passed.

As I approached the age of 20, still harboring the desire to "dance in the spotlight more," the COVID-19 pandemic struck.

Feeling the urge to "live more for myself," I changed jobs.

Fatefully, I met the photographer Dai Tsukamoto, and in the world of photography, I found a place for "self-expression," realizing that "I can shine the spotlight on myself."

Since then, I have been searching for and refining a unique form of self-expression that is not influenced by others.

Formed in 2017 by a Japanese woman living in Jacksonville, Florida, this group is led by music director Yoko Naeishi.
With a mission to spread the heart and culture of Japan to the world, they use music as a universal language to deliver inspiration and healing to humanity across borders.

Incorporating a wide range of genres from traditional Japanese songs to pop and music from various countries around the world, they have participated in numerous international exchange events, visits to elderly care facilities, and festivals organized by local universities.

We are the "Fukumen Wa Odori" group called "Dazaifu Mahoroba Shu," primarily active in Fukuoka Prefecture.

With Dazaifu and the traditions of the Heian period as our concept, we express the changing hearts, fierceness, anxiety, fear, anger, and dynamism through dance, evolving along with history.

By concealing our faces with masks and hats, we emphasize the character, and our dances are composed of unique movements such as gestures, manners, and martial arts forms, highlighting the themes of each piece.

This time, we are performing with Yumiko and Lee Tao, prominent artists in Fukuoka, presenting a production that expresses a different worldview from our usual performances.