Born in January 1991 in Inazawa, Aichi,
and raised in Nagoya.
She has worked in the media industry for
more than a decade across a newspaper and
a global business magazine. After graduating
from Ritsumeikan University’s College of
Policy Science, she worked as a reporter
for The Chunichi Shimbun.
In September 2018, she joined Forbes JAPAN
as an editor and journalist, interviewing
entrepreneurs and leaders in Japan and
overseas, with a particular focus on
successors of small and medium-sized
businesses and local startups.
She became independent in August 2026.
Her strengths lie in narrative profiles,
reportage, and identifying and investigating
the questions that matter.
At Forbes JAPAN, she contributed to the
planning and management of awards and
editorial projects including Small Giants,
Culturepreneurs and Crosstrepreneurs.
Since summer 2025, she has led Owari wa
Hajimari Editorial Office, an independent
project uncovering the memories of the Bishu
wool-producing region.
She was selected for the second cohort of
Nenone, an inquiry programme at ComoNe,
Nagoya University’s co-creation facility.
She also develops, edits and communicates
content and collaborative projects rooted
in local context.