He sticks Japanese paper on his own original woodblocks to make gigantic structures which have freely changing expressions in harmony with the space around them.
As for the objects he creates, he’s a very dynamic artist who in New York collaborated with fashion designers, and in Tokyo and Paris, created works that were worn on the street. He also received an International Art Promotion Grant from the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, and even stretched a 7km net over a river.

1989Private exhibition of large woodblocks at the Oya Stone Museum, a gigantic underground space at the old Oyaishi Stone Quarry, Tochigi Prefecture.
1991, 93Under a grant from the National Arts and Culture Promotion Council of the Ministry of Culture, he strung a rope of 7km total length across the upper reaches of the Yamano River, Kagoshima prefecture (1st and 2nd messages from the source).
1995Art work made from 500 bamboo poles. On exhibit at the Sachi Studio Gallery, Kagoshima prefecture.
1996Huge 3D wooden horse made of wood and hemp rope, 14m high. On exhibit at the Oya Stone Museum.
1997, 98Installation at the Omori Bellport Atrium (Tokyo).
2001New Art Style Project Exhibition at Kagoshima City Art Museum.
2002～12Part-time lecturer at the Construction Department, Kagoshima University.
Private exhibition of woodblocks at the Northern Cultural History Museum (Niigata).
2006Private exhibition at NY Tenri Center Gallery (New York).
Private exhibition of 3D woodblocks, Azabu Juban Gallery (Tokyo).
20113D woodblocks wrapped in colored fabrics. Fukuyama Outdoor Art Exhibition (Hiroshima).
2012Installation where ordinary participants wearing designs imprinted on Japanese paper walk around freely on a runway. Street runway in Tokyo.
In addition, many stage exhibitions, private exhibitions and group exhibitions.