He became familiar with Okinawan folk songs and classical music due to the influence of his grandfather who was a Sanshin (Three-string guitar) player. After graduating from university, he became a musician after working as instructor, model, junior high school teacher. Warm, gentle singing voice and powerful message reminiscent of the tropical wind have been supported by a wide range of layers. In recent years, it is not limited to activities in live houses, collaborations with flower arrangement artists and live in old houses built 150 years Through the appearances of the Japan-China Cultural Exchange Program (Peking University), he also focuses on fusion with Japanese (Okinawa) culture and external cultural dissemination. Collaboration song “KANKARA” made from records left by my late grandfather is introduced in magazines and media and becomes a hot topic.

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