Born in 1980, he is an art director and designer working across industrial and craft fields. His practice centers on concept development, transforming intangible ideas into language and visual design to support branding and product development.

As the Craft Director at the Kanazawa Craft Business Creation Organization (Kanazawa City), he engages in the development of craft-based products, directing exhibitions and supporting artists in participating in international art fairs.
He is also involved in cultural initiatives that reinterpret regional resources through the use of cultural and academic materials rooted in everyday life—such as traditional craft design drawings, historical documents, and antique tools.

As an artist, he creates furniture and objects in the realm of contemporary design, using antique tools and folk craft items as motifs. His work reexamines the "state of being" of objects and practices, weaving between the hands of makers and users to connect people with things—and people with people.