Born in Kyoto in 1968. Based in Yamashina, Kyoto, he leads Jobu Kiln, an established Kiyomizu ware pottery. He began making ceramics in 1988 and has received numerous awards, including Special Selection at the Nitten (2019 and 2023) and the Prime Minister's Award at the Kogei Bijutsu Nikkokai Exhibition (2023). He has also participated in overseas exhibitions in France, China, and Germany, among other countries. He currently serves as an associate member of the Nitten and a member of the Kyoto Kogei Bijutsu Sakka Kyokai.