My journey into programming began with Scratch during my elementary school years, sparking a lifelong passion for technology. I have since developed a diverse portfolio of personal projects, gaining proficiency in nearly ten programming languages, including Go, C#, and JavaScript. Currently, I am a student at Meiji University's Department of Frontier Media Science, specializing in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). My research interest lies in the intersection of Generative AI and human creativity, exploring how AI can transcend being a mere tool to become a collaborative partner in the creative process.

My philosophy is 'Learning by making.' I believe in the power of rapid prototyping—taking an abstract idea and turning it into a tangible reality. Programming is my tool of choice for this self-expression, and the ability to realize my vision independently serves as my primary motivation. Driven by a desire to democratize this creative power, I have developed various systems—including educational tools, quantum computing languages, and emotion-driven storytelling frameworks—all with the ultimate goal of 'empowering everyone to build their own world.'