The sculptor has experience in carving portable shrines, danjiri, towers, and taiko drum stands used in festivals, and expresses lively movements and delicate craftsmanship from myths, Sengoku period picture scrolls, and lucky animals and plants. Making use of traditional woodcarving techniques, he handcrafts each and every "masu" (Japanese measuring cup), which is also traditional for Japanese people, and has prepared a carved masu (measure cup) with a family crest, a circle with a three-leaf hollyhock.
