I was born in Tokyo, Japan, where my passion for performing was sparked when I was cast in an educational TV show on a Japanese public broadcaster at the age of two. Ever since then, I kept begging my parents to let me join a production or receive formal dance training, until they finally signed me up for a ballet class at the age of nine. Throughout the rest of my childhood and teenage years, I took every opportunity to follow my passion for dance, music, and acting.

Between the ages of 15 and 18, I completed my high school education in New Zealand, where I lived with over 10 different host families while continuing to study dance and actively participating in school theater productions, choir, and competitions. I love drawing from the experience of living in completely different households when developing my acting and characterizations.

After returning to Tokyo, I completed a Bachelor of Business Administration with a focus on management and entrepreneurship at Gakushuin University, while performing and competing as a cheerleader. My academic background also shaped how I work in rehearsal spaces—I approach each project with clarity of purpose, shared values, and commitment to creating environments where teams communicate openly and move together toward a common goal. Cheerleading taught me pressure management, resilience, execution, and trust within a team. While I loved the power of cheerleading to energize an entire space, I eventually decided to shift my focus back to theatrical performances, as I realized that my greatest passion and strength as a performer lies in storytelling and portraying characters and emotions — especially through dance.

I trained at Broadway Dance Center in New York during the summer of 2025. I am currently preparing for an upcoming performance contract and continue to pursue opportunities internationally.