岩手県盛岡市出身。フリーアナウンサー・ビデオグラファーとして、人と自然の共生を主題とする映像やイベントの企画制作を行っている。

岩手県盛岡市で育つ。20歳で東日本大震災を経験。その後留学し、発展途上国やアメリカの貧困街で生活する。トマト缶だけで過ごしたり、 アマゾン川でピラニアを食べたりしながら生きる力を鍛える。 米国で「持続可能な発展」 を研究する傍ら、インターンとして国連本部日本代表部で働く。その時に見た世界最前線の外交の現場にインスパイアされ、発信者を志す。

帰国後、岩手県釜石市復興支援員の広報に着任。被災地の取材と発信を始める。同時に、司会業・ラジオパーソナリティとしての仕事も始める。2020年には映像制作業を開始。2023年2月には東京銀座のSony Imaging Gallery映像作品展「I hope it reaches you.」にて被災地復興に携わる人々のドキュメンタリー作品を展示。同テーマの別作品(写真)が東京カメラ部動画コンテストにて審査員特別賞を受賞。現在は東北にて野生動物保全に関わる人たちを取材・撮影中。

夢はアラスカを訪れ野生のシロクマを撮る事と、野生動物保全に貢献するレポーターになること。

エフエム岩手ラジオパーソナリティ。野生動物保全に向けた獣医・市民協働を促す団体「どうぶつ未来カルテ」代表。

メイン機材：Fujifilm X H-2, Sonyαシリーズ

Raised in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, I experienced the Great East Japan Earthquake at the age of 20. This pivotal event sparked my passion for understanding the world and its challenges. I embarked on a journey that led me to live in developing countries and impoverished areas in the United States, where I faced life’s raw realities, even dining on piranhas in the Amazon River.

My quest for knowledge about sustainable development brought me to the frontlines of diplomacy as an intern at the Permanent Mission of Japan to the United Nations. There, I was inspired to become a communicator and share stories that promote sustainability and global collaboration.

Upon returning to Japan, I joined the public relations department of the Kamaishi City Reconstruction Assistance Office in Iwate Prefecture. Here, I began my journey as a reporter, sharing the stories of disaster-affected areas. Concurrently, I embraced my role as a radio personality and host, a path that evolved into video production in 2020. Since then, my commitment has been to create audio and video content, not only as a source of personal happiness but also as a means to contribute positively to the world.

My primary focus centers on “people,” emphasizing their symbiotic relationship with nature and animals. In February 2023, I proudly exhibited a documentary featuring the remarkable individuals involved in the recovery of disaster-stricken areas at the Sony Imaging Gallery’s video exhibition, “I hope it reaches you.” Presently, my lens is dedicated to capturing the stories of those engaged in wildlife conservation in Tohoku.

My dreams include a captivating journey to Alaska to videograph polar bears in their natural habitat, cementing my role as a dedicated reporter for wildlife conservation.