Hiroko Aoyagi
Senior Consultant

After graduating from University, Hiroko joined the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, where she was involved in a wide range of policy-making activities, including the national civil servant personnel system, terrestrial digital broadcasting, regional revitalization, and cybersecurity.

Later, she moved to Life is Tech, Inc., where she oversaw demonstration projects with the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, launched a new business for programming education in public schools, and led the sales team for government agencies. Following her experience launching a project aimed at closing the gender gap in STEM fields at the Yamada Shintaro D&I Foundation, Hiroko joined Makaira in 2025.

Leveraging her experience in policy-making at government ministries and her project execution skills from the startup sector, she aims to implement technologies and services that solve societal challenges with the involvement of various stakeholders.

Hiroko is a graduate of the University of Tokyo’s Faculty of Medicine, Department of Health Sciences and Nursing.

Satoko Ishii
PR Partner

With a career spanning approximately 20 years in the communications industry, Satoko began handling lifestyle content for the ELLE Online editorial department at Hearst Fujingaho Co., Ltd. Subsequently, she supported PR activities for various industries such as technology, consumer goods, tourism, automotive, and healthcare, working at a foreign PR agency. During this time, Satoko gained experience in the public sector PR support, working as a freelancer and providing overseas public relations for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, as well as advocacy related to domestic national elections. At Makaira, she focuses on the theme of “value co-creation” and supports advocacy activities for United Nations agencies and international NGOs through collaboration between the government, private sector, and academia. Additionally, she provides assistance in social branding development and sustainability promotion for technology and healthcare companies. Satoko is a graduate of Keio University’s Faculty of Policy Management.

Shingo Inoue
Strategic Planner & Creative Director

Engaged in branding research, strategy and concept formulation, and design development as a planner and designer.
After working in investment banking and studying interior design in Milan, Shingo worked as a planner for a corporate brand consulting company. Following that, he became independent and was involved in branding, development of various communication items, and space design. At the same time, he gained experience in project management of various production-related projects ranging from paper, digital, film, and space. He joined Makaira in 2024.
Graduated from Keio University, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, IED Post Diploma of Interior Design.

Tomoyasu Urata
Advisor

After working as a creative director at a major advertising production company, Tomo was engaged in business development and branding for major companies, as well as commercialization projects for social good and SDGs at a venture company that specializes in business design. With the aim of developing businesses from the consumer’s point of view, incorporating the essence of the right brain, he provides support for business development through market research, business planning and promotion, and PR and SP strategy planning.

Makaira aims to create a new society through a three-pronged approach of market strategy, non-market strategy, and creativity.

Kyoko Oishi
Corporate: Human Resources & Administration Manager

Professional in launching, managing and improving overall back office work, communication and culture of a growing organization.

Kyoko started her career as a veterinary nurse before moving to the private sector. After working in sales support at Sony PCL, she joined Azit, a start-up company aiming to establish MaaS services. In just two years, Kyoko supported the rapid growth of the organization from 5 to over 100 employees by setting up the entire back office from scratch, including personnel and labor affairs, general affairs, sales support, and accounting, and establishing operations. She then worked in HR and general affairs for another start-up company before joining Makaira. Kyoko is responsible for building and operating back-office systems centered on human resources and general affairs, and fostering a corporate culture.

In addition to her work at Makaira, she continues to be a popular manicurist with a constant flow of appointments.

Aiko Ohguri
Consultant

After graduating from university, Aiko worked at a job information company, consulting on corporate recruitment strategies. She then handled internal and external public relations, as well as newspaper column writing.

In 2021, she joined the largest domestic NPO in Japan. Aiko has been involved in various PR campaigns aimed at policy proposals from the private sector and fostering awareness and cultural change in society, such as promoting paternity leave, supporting multiple births childcare, campaigning for the mandatory installation of prevention devices for children left on nursery school buses, and advocating for policy proposals for preventing child sexual abuse, known as the “Japanese version of DBS”.

Her public affairs efforts, starting in 2022, to raise awareness about the social issue of “children without nursery school enrollment” and solutions for it, became the impetus for the government’s consideration of the “universal nursery school enrollment system for all children”. In 2023, she received the ACC Gold Award (PR category) at the 63rd ACC TOKYO CREATIVITY AWARDS.

Tomomi Ose
Consultant

After completing graduate school, Tomomi worked as a local government official in charge of supporting the activities of community organizations and the community life of people with disabilities. In 2018 she switched jobs to work for a business organization in Kansai, where she was involved in research activities and formulating proposals, as well as planning and managing international symposiums and large-scale conferences attended by several hundred people from the business world. She has worked on a wide range of issues, including sustainability, human capital management, gender, multicultural co-existence, disparity issues, technological innovation, DX, GX, security, urban strategy, etc. She joined Makaira in 2024.
As a student, Tomomi majored in art history. Through her analysis of postwar art and society, she has deepened her thinking about the balance of power between the center and the margins that exists in the world, including in relation to gender. She also works as a freelance art writer.

Shinji Ohata
Head, Makaira Art&Design

Shinji provides consulting for medium- to long-term projects for major companies, with a focus on business development, brand transformation, collective impact, and new industry creation.

Through 10 years of working at a major company, Shinji gained experience with launches of new businesses, new products, and new R&D. Following that, he has worked for business development and branding in various industries as strategist of a brand consulting firm, director of a business consulting firm, and executive officer of a social creative group.

Shinji joined Makaira in 2020, and is currently a lecturer on “Social Innovation” at Waseda Business School (MBA).
Has a Bachelor’s and Master of Engineering from Osaka University, and a Master’s in Business Administration from Takarazuka University of Art and Design (MBA in Design).

Akihiko Onodera
Senior Consultant

After graduating from university, joined the Ministry of Home Affairs (now the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications). As a local development project, he was in charge of supporting business startups nationwide, local fiscal systems such as local fiscal planning, administrative management support such as designated management systems, and disaster countermeasures. He also has practical experience in administrative and fiscal management of local governments as the Aichi Prefecture Finance Division Director, Miyazaki City Finance Director, and at the Fukushima Prefecture Municipal Affairs Division.

He served two terms as mayor of Aomori City since November 2016, completing the special liquidation of the third sector, which was in financial crisis, and realizing a stalled station area development project and two central city redevelopment projects.

In addition, he established the Aomori Startup Center and provided hands-on support for business planning, resulting in 101 startups realized in a year. He promoted ICT education in elementary and junior high schools under COVID-19, and was one of the first to implement interactive remote learning.

Joined Makaira in September 2023.
Graduated from the University of Tokyo, Faculty of Economics, and was certified as a small and medium-sized enterprise advisor in 2015 (currently on hiatus).

Martin Glindemann
Consultant

Martin is a multi-lingual public affairs consultant specializing in the tech and innovation
sectors. At Makaira, he manages public affairs programs on women participation promotion in Japan for the world’s largest social media company, as well as promotion of VR technology in education. Martin is also the program manager for Makaira’s partnerships with international affiliates, and manages international tourism and public diplomacy related projects. Back in Germany, he also gathered experience reporting for the local TV station Offener Kanal Wettin and the Mainzer Rhein-Zeitung newspaper. Martin graduated from the University of Trier in Germany with a Master’s degree in Media & Communication and Japanese Studies, where he focused especially on Public Relations, International Marketing, and Crisis Communication. Speaks both Japanese and Korean.

Satoru Shimizu
Consultant

After graduating from university, he joined the National Federation of Fisheries Co-operative Associations, where he was mainly in charge of procedures for fishing vessels entering overseas ports and negotiations with foreign governments regarding fishing entry (permission to operate within the EEZ of the other countries). As a result of his persistent efforts to reconcile the interests of Japanese fishermen and foreign governments, he was able to introduce electronic monitoring (monitoring of catches by camera instead of conventional visual confirmation), a first in the Japanese longline fishing industry.

Following that, he worked in corporate planning for Libry Inc., an EdTech (education technology) company, where he was involved in a wide range of tasks, including monitoring business progress, promoting alliances with other companies, and managing internal projects, as well as Ridilover Inc., a startup specializing in solving social issues, where he conducted research projects commissioned by government agencies, implemented public awareness programs, and proposed policies and projects to government agencies.

Throughout his career, he has consistently pursued solutions to social issues and has extensive experience in consensus building among multiple stakeholders, including government agencies such as the Fisheries Agency and the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.

His interest in public affairs and rulemaking led him to join Makaira in May 2024.

Nazuki Shimokawa
Creative Planner

After graduating from Tama Art University with a degree in Product Design specializing in Textile Design, Nazuki worked as a designer at KOMATSU SEIREN CO.,LTD., an apparel materials manufacturer. She was involved in launching new business ventures, focusing on creative aspects of branding, product planning, and sales promotion, as well as photo shoot direction and exhibition and event management.

While a student, Nazuki developed interest in regional industries and crafts, particularly textiles, and did various internships across Japan. She also gained extensive experience in stage performance since high school, where she was involved in installation art, stage art, and costume-making.

In 2024, Nazuki joined Makaira Art & Design (MAD), motivated by the company’s vision of implementing social good in society.

Shuma Shiroi
Senior Associate

After graduating from university, Shuma was engaged in recruiting new graduates at a real estate company.
He then moved to a venture company in the HR Tech field, where he was in charge of the administrative departments including human resources, legal affairs, and general affairs. He supported the expansion of the organization from 30 to 200 employees, including post-merger integration.
While working in multiple positions, he became aware of the challenges of balancing “business expansion” and “appropriate risk hedging,” and joined OPTiM Corporation. As a member of the legal department specializing in business, he contributed to the expansion of IT-related services in the fields of agriculture, construction, and public administration.
Through the experience he gained in the corporate legal department, he realized the importance of public affairs and joined Makaira in 2024.
He holds a Bachelor of Laws from Tohoku University.

Yutaro Takada
Creative Planner

After graduating from Musashino Art University, Yutaro joined ADK Group, where he worked in corporate sales. Yutaro was responsible for media and creative progress management as well as negotiations for clients, including convenience store chains, pharmaceutical companies, and cosmetics manufacturers.

Later, Yutaro transitioned to the Creative Department, taking on the role of Art Director and Planner. In this capacity, he oversaw the entire process from conceptualization to final output, working across various phases such as brand launches and renewals. His experience includes development of integrated communication strategies that combine mass media, digital platforms, and brand activation.

He joined Makaira Art&Design (MAD) in 2024.

Mariko Takeoka
Consultant

After graduating from university, Mariko joined the Secretariat of the House of Councillors. Through this she gained experience regarding the operation of plenary sessions and committees, with a deep understanding of the legislative process and related regulations governing parliamentary operations. During her time at the Research Office she authored papers on Japan’s science and technology policy and drone flight regulations, thus deepening her interest in the social implementation of technology.

Mariko has accumulated research experience on inclusive social policies, police-related regulations and economic policy, and excels in conducting investigative analyses and making recommendations from an on-the-ground perspective.

Sharing the mission of Makaira to support the advancement of a better society through the power of innovation, she joined in October 2023.

Tomomi Takishita
Consultant

After graduating from university, Tomomi worked for the Japanese government at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.

She was involved in policy initiatives that supported technological advancement, such as promoting cashless payment adoption and facilitating research and development in medical devices and welfare equipment.
Tomomi later took on responsibilities in industrial promotion and public relations for traditional crafts, gaining broad experience in communication strategy—from managing social media platforms like Instagram and X to coordinating media relations.
She also contributed to policy design related to the reform of automobile taxation and the development of strategies to secure industrial land.

Tomomi joined Makaira in August 2025.

Taiyo Chihara
Senior Consultant

After finishing graduate school, Taiyo worked as a clerk at law firms as well as at Waseda University, handling compliance and business restructuring issues.

In 2015, he joined the office of Fumiaki Kobayashi, a member of the House of Representatives. For the following four years, he worked as a policy secretary, responsible for policy planning, relationship building with ministries, and external affairs. He further supported the revision of various laws by identifying and organizing issues, drafting plans for policies to become solution strategies, and coordinating stakeholders. Major achievements include the revision of the Fishery Act for the first time in 70 years, and provisions regarding digital platform businesses.

Since joining Makaira in 2019, Taiyo has been working on public-private digitalization, government reform, and industry development.

Toranosuke Tsuka
Senior Associate

After graduating from university, Tora joined the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. From his first year, he took on leadership roles, including serving as operations manager for the Youth Issues Council and overseeing DX initiatives within his section. He later was responsible for the City Hub and Network for Gender Equity, contributing to international summits and assisting with research. He also improved workplace efficiency by introducing chat tools to optimise processes. In April 2025, he was seconded to Makaira KK through the Metropolitan Government’s internal public recruitment system to focus on supporting startups. His work focuses on assisting startups in various fields, with an emphasis on public affairs consulting.

Mai Toda
PR Director

Mai has about 20 years of experience in marketing, PR, and media production for domestic and international markets at Rakuten, Mercari, and startups. Following that, she began working independently, developing and executing communication strategies and providing PR and marketing support for startups and venture capital firms aiming to solve major social issues. At Makaira, she supports advocacy activities of UN agencies and other organizations through public-private-academic partnerships based on the theme of “solving social issues x PR x global,” and also provides support in the communications area to help companies and organizations provide value in solving social issues. In the non-profit area, she was a founding member of the public litigation platform “CALL4” and was instrumental in its launch. Holds a PhD from the Osaka School of International Public Policy and an MBA from the New York Institute of Technology School of Management.

Shizuka Tonosaki
Consultant

After teaching on the Companies Act and the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act as a university lecturer, Shizuka worked as head researcher in the legal field at a public utility research institute.

She specialized in research on energy projects, investigating domestic and international trends on non-financial information such as ESG and SDGs and providing information to public utility operators, contributing to the development of their businesses. Additionally, she conducted analyses and comparisons of shareholder trends and proposals at domestic and international energy companies’ general meetings of shareholders over an extended period, creating and reporting on annual reviews of shareholder meetings and proposing responses for dialogue with stakeholders, including shareholders.

Deep expertise in climate change and corporate governance through her previous research activities.

Takeo Nakagawa
Special Advisor

Based on abundant administrative experience and achievements, Takeo provides support with strategy formulation and policy proposals in the field of innovation and education.

In his many years of administrative experience at the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), the Cabinet Secretariat, and the Cabinet Office, he was in charge of planning and promoting science, technology and innovation policies and educational policies, and gained experience as well with personnel and Diet measures, and leading crisis management teams. He has served as Deputy Director-General of the Innovation Promotion Office of the Cabinet Secretariat, executive of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and the Cabinet Office, and Director-General of the National Institute for Educational Policy Research.

Dai Nagata
Senior Consultant

Dai began his career as a political reporter at The Asahi Shimbun, covering the Prime Minister’s Office and the ruling Liberal Democratic Party with a focus on growth strategy, digital policy, and regulatory reform.

He later joined a Deloitte Tohmatsu–affiliated think tank, providing strategic insights on domestic political and economic trends, conducting research on emerging fields such as generative AI and startups, and supporting policymakers in policy making.

Since 2025, he has been with Makaira, leveraging his policy expertise and network in political circles to deliver consulting services in public affairs.

Yuta Nakamura
Director

After graduating from university, Yuta joined the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. He was involved in initiatives such as the overseas expansion of water infrastructure utilizing Official Development Assistance (ODA), the globalization of Tokyo Metropolitan University, and policy coordination with sister cities and embassies in Tokyo.

Subsequently, he was responsible for group governance in the corporate planning department of a major life insurance holding company.

With a desire to support various stakeholders aiming to create impact through the implementation of technology in society for the realization of a better society, Yuta joined Makaira in 2024. He engages in public affairs across a wide range of fields, leveraging his experience in both the public and private sectors.

He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Tokyo Faculty of Education.

Satoshi Hazome
Principal

Since entering the workforce, Satoshi has been consistently engaged in public works projects. He has a wide range of work experience, knowledge, and expertise, from large-scale projects for the national and prefectural governments to operations for wards and municipalities.

Satoshi has worked on business IT, BPR, and DX for public works in the national government, foundations, prefectures, and municipalities at Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation (NTT), NTT Data, Kokusai Kogyo, Zenrin, MTI, and others. He has a wide range of experience from core systems to front office systems to back office systems.

For the last 15 years or so, he has been involved in geographic information, medical care, health and welfare/caregiving, and child care. He has also been involved in lobbying for the last 5 years.

Previous positions include
・Project Manager, “Demonstration Project for Mountain Accident Prevention Using ICT”
・Member of the Study Group for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s Digital Platform Construction Project (Survey and Research on the Utilization of Government Data in the Field of Education in Small Local Governments), FY 2019

Certified as an Expert in Health Master Certification
Joined Makaira KK in July 2023

Yuto Hioka
Consultant

After graduating from university, Yuto joined the National Police Agency, where he mainly worked on road traffic policy. He was involved in planning various systems, including legal amendments related to driver’s license and traffic regulations. In addition, through his experience in liaison and coordination with the National Diet, he is also well-versed in the policy-making process, including the passage of bills.

With technological advances accelerating, he joined Makaira in August 2025 with the desire to support the social implementation of better innovations.

Yuto graduated from the Faculty of Law, Kobe University.

Maika Furuhashi
Senior Consultant

With approximately 10 years of experience in public relations, Maika has worked at Vector Group, Japan’s largest integrated PR agency, the Strategic Public Relations Division of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s Policy Planning Bureau, and a startup support accelerator.

She has supported foreign IT companies entering the Japanese market, helping them establish a strong presence through strategic PR and integrated marketing. In brand strategy for one of Japan’s largest C-to-C marketplaces and a global consumer goods manufacturer, Maika incorporated social contexts to develop multifaceted and multidimensional communication strategies, contributing to brand awareness centered on empathy.

During her tenure at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, she was in charge of public relations for measures to combat the declining birthrate and crisis communication. Specifically regarding measures to combat the declining birthrate, Maika promoted public relations measures that conveyed the significance of policies in an easy-to-understand manner, while in crisis communication PR, she established a system for prompt and accurate information dissemination. Later, at a start-up support company, Maika supported business growth through PR strategies, and contributed to start-ups’ recognition, fund-raising, and business expansion through media relations and market awareness.

Yusuke Matsumoto
Consultant

Yusuke is a seasoned media and communications strategist with a unique blend of creative and business expertise. He brings 15 years of experience as a TV director and producer at Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK), where he specialized in information and science programming. Following this, Yusuke pivoted to strategic communications, leading digital marketing, PR, and advertising initiatives at a venture company to support innovative startups while bridging the gap between creative content development and business objectives.

He joined Makaira in 2025 to spearhead strategic communications initiatives, leveraging his ability to create contents that inspire and move people’s hearts.

Yusuke holds a master’s degree in Media and Governance from Keio University Graduate School.

Yuri Mikami
Producer

Originally from Tokyo, Yuri studied interior design in Italy after graduating from high school. Upon returning to Japan, she began her career as a creative producer at a web production company. She was later seconded to JR East Japan Planning, where she was responsible for the promotion of commercial facilities. Through her involvement in various creative production processes, including graphics, printing and photography, Yuri gained experience in managing creative production operations. In the spring of 2023, she joined Makaira Art&Design (MAD).

Naoto Mizuguchi
PA Partner

Naoto is responsible for government relations. He has experience as Secretary General/Director of the National Association of Retail Liquor Dealers and its political federation, as well as the political federation of the National Industrial Resources Recycling Federation. He has supported GR activities for DeepTech start-ups and ran as an official candidate for the Liberal Democratic Party in the 25th House of Councillors election.

During his tenure at the National Association of Retail Liquor Dealers and its political federation, Naoto achieved the passage of parliamentary petitions in the House of Representatives and House of Councillors Finance Committees. He lobbied both the ruling and opposition parties, resulting in bipartisan legislation. At the National Industrial Resources Recycling Federation political association, he served as Deputy Director of the GR Secretariat through introductions by ruling party members of parliament, contributing to the advancement of industry organizations and members. In DeepTech venture companies, he supported advocacy activities as the GR lead. Naoto joined Makaira in April 2023. He is also a visiting member of the International Business Creation Research Center at Keio University’s Faculty of Economics.

Shogo Murata
PA Partner

Shogo specializes in advocacy and policy research mainly in the healthcare and technology sectors.

After graduating from university, he worked at a non-profit think tank before being elected to the Kashiwa City council (Chiba Prefecture). During his tenure, he served as Chairman of the Education and Welfare Committee and was in charge of preparations for legislative proposals such as the Cancer Control Ordinance and the Suicide Countermeasure Promotion Ordinance. From 2016, he served as the legislative staff to Mr. FUKUDA Mineyuki (MP, Liberal Democratic Party of Japan & Special Advisor to the Minister of State for Comprehensive Reform of Social Security and Tax). He had worked as a secretariat staff of LDP’s IT Strategic Policy Special Committee and the Parliamentary Association for Foster Care Reform (Chairman: SHIOZAKI Yasuhisa, Former Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare).

Since 2019, Shogo has been a public policy advisor for healthcare and technology at Makaira. He managed public affairs projects on, among others, advocacy for applying public insurance for digital medical devices, the planning of patient advocacy activities in the field of neurology. Shogo graduated from Keio University, and holds a Master of Medical Administration (MMA) from the Tokyo Medical and Dental University. Further, completed an executive education program at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (Leadership Strategies for IT in Health Care).

Hiroyuki Yasui
PA Partner

Hiroyuki specializes in policy research, analysis and advocacy, as well as support for formulating and implementing public communication strategies, mainly for the sharing economy and work-style reform in Japan.

After graduating from university, Hiroyuki worked at Marubeni, where he researched and analysed regulatory issues related to new business investment projects both in Japan and overseas, and established and fortified a compliance system. Fully realizing the importance of the rule-making process, he went on to join Makaira, where his responsibilities include the support of policy advocacy and relationship building / coordination with the national and local governments and NPOs, focusing on new business areas that lead to social change. Hiroyuki is highly interested in tri-sector collaboration and collective impact in which NPOs and the public and private sectors work together to solve social issues.

He graduated from Kyoto University, Faculty of Law. Currently serves as the Director of Public Affairs of the Sharing Economy Association and the Director of Public Policy at Climate Integrate, a climate policy think tank.

Kei Yokoyama
Director

Based on abundant administrative experience and achievements, Kei provides consulting in a wide range of fields, including support for relationship establishment between startups and the public sector, as well as policy analysis and policy proposals.

Prior to joining Makaira, Kei worked in the public sector (Ministry of Internal affairs and Communications, Okayama Prefectural Government and Mie Prefectural Government) for 11 years, mainly engaged in the “Social Security and Tax Number (My Number) System” as well as local tax policy and digital transformation policy. His last assignment was Vice CDO (Chief Digital Officer) at the Mie Prefectural Government.

Kei graduated from the University of Tokyo with a Bachelor’s degree in Law and Sciences Po Paris with a Master’s degree in Regional and Urban Strategy.

Kosuke Yonetani
Consultant

After graduating from university, Kosuke worked as an IT consultant in project management for large-scale system development and overseas software implementation projects for financial institutions.

Following that, at Crossfields, an NPO that aims to solve social issues by connecting the tri-sector such as corporate, government, and non-profit sectors, he engaged in business expansion and new business development for government and major corporations, as well as promoting collaboration with startups and NGOs in Asian countries. He has experience working with various stakeholders in the public and non-profit sectors. After studying abroad in Europe, he is determined to contribute to the advancement of Japanese society by supporting changemakers who aim for social change, and joined Makaira in 2024.

Graduated from ESADE Business School in Spain (MBA).

Hidehiro Watanabe
Head, Makaira Art&Design
Artist
Part-time Lecturer, Department of Information Society, Faculty of Human Sociology, Saitama Institute of Technology

Hidehiro focuses on sharing value with stakeholders by drawing out the essence of a company and visualizing it. He is also working on branding in domains such as CSR, social issues, and thought leadership, which relate to social values and public attitudes that are vital for companies going forward. Using this unique approach, Hidehiro has recently been involved in regional branding through the development of logomarks for Hiroshima for global Peace (from 2020) and for Chikuma City, Nagano Prefecture’s Japanese heritage site “Chikuma, City of the Moon” (from 2021).

He is also a contemporary artist and has a wealth of experience in supporting the implementation of various visual communication initiatives, including branding for a private music hall and the Tokyo Art Festival, as well as tie-up planning for a solo exhibition and store promotion at the apparel store DESIGN WORKS Ginza (2018).

Graduated from University of the Arts (USA).