【Qualification / Career】

Japanese language teacher, Kimono-dresser, kimono-making, dress-making, knotting, gift wrapping, former career in fashion

I hope to convey Japan's charm to as many foreigners as possible through Japanese culture and handcrafting. Learning about and experiencing these traditional arts will discover daily life fun!

When I was a high school student, I started to engage in handicrafts such as kimono-making and other traditional handicrafts in earnest.
I learned myself with Japanese traditional crafts such as Temari ball and Japanese dolls, as well as kimono-making and dressmaking.

I returned to Japan after 7 years of overseas life in August 2018. Living abroad for 7 years experience has given me a whole new appreciation of Japanese culture and lifestyle.
I got a lot of inspiration from creative moms from all over the world.

My unique experience of living in both Japan and China and having many friends in the foreign community is the root of my creativity.


[Personal history]

I started my career as a Mizuhiki artist in February 2019.

Held the first Mizuhiki (knot tying) workshop in November 2019. British, French, and Australian nationals participated in the workshop.

Started online workshops in February 2021.