I moved to the UK in 1997, where I studied at the London College of Fashion. Afterward, I worked for many years at the World’s End store of British designer Vivienne Westwood. My love for antiques and old things led me to study upholstery for several years as well. Alongside this, I had the opportunity to work as a coordinator and interpreter for Japanese fashion magazines, which led to the start of my current career.

I have been involved in various fields, including Japanese TV programs, anime-related projects, magazine and newspaper articles, lookbook shoots for fashion brands, commercial filming, Vtuber programs, and E-Sports-related work.

I am now a mother, and while my time for personal interests has decreased, I still regularly attend music events and movies. Additionally, London hosts a variety of exhibitions, and I am always on the lookout for new and exciting events to explore.

I find this job to be highly rewarding as it offers me opportunities to meet new people, visit new places, and discover fresh, exciting things—elements that deeply engage my curious nature.

My extensive network and adaptability are key assets in this line of work, allowing me to tailor my services to meet client needs as much as possible.