In 1985 she entered the Kyoto College of Art (currently the Kyoto University of Art and Design). After receiving her degree in visual design, she started created pieces that used words or letters as motifs in 1988. While presenting her work in museums such as the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Art Tower Mito, Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo and The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, her works are also places outdoors such as the letters in a construction site outside a department store. Her other works such as placing a “Love Fortune O-mikuji” in Nunose Shrine in Osaka, as well as giving out 2000 paper bags that said, “I will shoplift.” in the U.K. and the Netherlands. Her collections are comprised of such works as “Hurry up already, Prince! Push past the people to me!” (Ariadone Productions) “I wish you would come over in the pouring rain without an umbrella with just your collar up against the wind singing a song of sad youthfulness with a huge assortment of roses in your hand. And then you would say “I’m sorry, it’s my fault.” This is how I wish you would come pick me up.” (Sanshusha). She lives in Kyoto.