In 1988, he studied under Mr. Issei Yamauchi, a Japanese paper craftsman, and is studying every day to improve the technique of Japanese paper crafts and establish expression methods. Especially in the production of Japanese paper crafts, we have developed a paper-making technique that resembles a newly stretched thread as a tool, and has greatly advanced the range of expression. This is expected to open up new possibilities for paper for the paper industry as well. With this expression, he has been selected for exhibitions such as Nitten, and the future is expected in the entire craft industry. Furthermore, in the Obara area, he belongs to the Obara Washi Crafts Association and contributes greatly to the development of the area as a young artist.