My Eu activity 2008 workshop in University Soas in London teaching nihonga and suibokuga how to draw the artworkseveral hundreds years ago. 2010 MCM expo in London 2011 Japan expo in France 2016 solo exhibition in Urubino Italy 2018 Suibokuga art experience and workshop in Pesaro Remini My main artworks are landscapes animal what's more dragon and Samurai. I am able to reproducing the techniques used in Japanese ink wash paintings from several hundred years ago, which have been passed down by artisans for over 1400 years.I can draw your town or landscape with Japanese traditional way. and also animal that is endengered spicies facing extinction. I want to depict and advocate for animals sliding there, endangered species, and extinct species.Art is tool for me. My specializes in reproducing (copying) the techniques used in Japanese ink wash paintings from several hundred years ago, which have been passed down by artisans for over 1400 years. I engage in activities to allow many people to experience the artistic Japanese works. I was inspired to share this passion because I am moved by the feeling of experiencing the atmosphere of a time without electricity or gas. While many historical artworks are displayed in museums around the world, experiencing the techniques used to create them can significantly alter one's perception of the art. Many of my works feature dragons. Drawing from my own experiences with mountain faith called "yamabushi," I donate artworks to Japanese shrines and temples. Most of the art I donate consists of dragon-themed pieces. There are various interpretations of dragons, such as dragons on ceilings or samurais with dragons, and I find it fascinating to explore Japanese history from an artistic perspective. I also conduct lectures from this viewpoi