1947 born in Tokyo
1962 He intends to be a cook at "Suganuma Kaikan" in Shinjuku, Tokyo
1964 entered "Tokyo-Kaikan" that is the most venerable in Japanese French circles. He learned the traditional and classical French that established "Belle Epoque" lead by Raymond Olivier.
He flourished at the meeting of political circles and VIP of the world.
1981 opened "Pontocho Misoguigawa" as a French place of meeting in Pontocho of Kyoto.
Meanwhile he participated in French lessons that held by chefs of three-star or two-star French restaurants, and got various senses, high quality techniques, and views. He has also been to France every year to buy the wine in Bourgogne directly, and commission the self-brand chocolate "Maison d’it" to Paris chocolatier. He cherishes "a once-in-a-lifetime chance", and enjoy meeting guests from all over the world.


| Main Awards and Accolades. | |
| 1972,10 | a director of headquarters of all Japan Cooks Association in Social corporation in Kyoto |
|---|---|
| 1989,06 | a member of "Academy Culinaire De France" |
| 1993,04 | director of Kyoto French Cooks Research Association |
| 1994,07 | a member of Escoffier Association of Social corporation, received Disciple award |
| 1996,02 | a member of Toque Blanche international club, received Diplome award |
| 1998,05 | a technique adviser of Kyoto (All Japan Cooks Association in Social corporation) |
| 2004,02 | received Kyoto excellent technician award |
| 2006,07 | received Agricultural Testimonial Chevalier Award |

