In 2015, he moved from Saitama to Hokkaido out of concern for the environment and food safety. Prior to that, he worked in sales and customer management as an office worker in Tokyo, and after moving, he worked in the same industry as a freelancer. When he started living in the north country, he met a woman who ran a Qigaku class and became fascinated with Qigaku. He also focused on food and medicine in Eastern thought, and after attending the Honso Yakuzen Academy, he obtained a qualification as an international Yakuzen practitioner. At the same time, he pursued an intellectual quest to find evidence for the teachings of Qigaku, which states that one's own energy manifests in the form of an image (shape), and majored in basic psychology at university, graduating. He currently continues to pursue the study of Eastern thought, and is active as a leader in its development, focusing on Qigaku and the I Ching.