Born in Muroran City, Hokkaido. While studying at the Department of Aesthetics and Arts, Faculty of Letters, the University of Tokyo, he encountered a pipe organ at a church where he performed a choir subscription concert, and was fascinated by its sound, so he started playing the organ.
Entered the Department of Instrumental Music (Organ Major), Faculty of Music, Tokyo University of the Arts, where he studied with Michio Akimoto, H. Puig = Roger, and Z. Satmarie. Winner of the Ataka Prize. After completing the master's program at the same graduate school, he served as the chief curator of the music department of Art Museum Mito, and received the Hidekazu Yoshida Director's Award of Art Museum Mito for his "Organ Lecture for Citizens".
In 1995, he performed with the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra and expanded his activities to include the NHK Symphony Orchestra, the New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, the Yomiuri Japan Symphony Orchestra, and the Saito Kinen Orchestra. 2001 J. He performed "Saint = Saens: Symphony No. 3" with Fournet and the New Japan Philharmonic, and was praised by Mr. Fournet as "the best organist who can communicate with the orchestra".
In 2008, he performed organ solo with Elishka/Osaka Philharmonic in "Janáček: Glagolmisa" and in 2009 with Armink/New Japan Philharmonic's "Schmidt: The Book of Seven Seals," and in 2010 he performed "Britten: War Requiem" with the Seiji Ozawa /Saito Kinen Orchestra at Carnegie Hall in New York. In 2016, he had the honor of performing "Reger: Overture and Passacaglia" at the Sapporo Symphony Orchestra's subscription concert.
He is a member of the Japan Organists Association. Lecturer at Art Museum Mito "Organ Course for Citizens".