After graduating from Tokai University's Faculty of Liberal Arts, she worked at a department store's beauty salon before starting her career as a planner at Panasonic's advertising production company. Subsequently, at the advertising agency BOOMER, she was in charge of foreign brands such as OAKLEY, Hurley (then a subsidiary of NIKE), and XLARGE, contributing to increased brand awareness and sales. She also attracted 50,000 attendees to an outdoor music festival held in Yoyogi Park through her publicity efforts.

After transferring to the publishing division, she was in charge of advertising and served as managing editor for the fashion and culture magazine "warp." She formulated the concept and led a special issue entirely dedicated to Vans to sell out nationwide. Her successful campaigns and events with Microsoft and Delta Airport also contributed to the business's revitalization.

In October 2015, I became an independent business owner, and in July 2021, I established Edoka Co., Ltd. I have been involved in sponsorship and PR for Japan's largest skateboard contest, as well as serving as the head of public relations for the professional esports team "FENNEL," and managing brand websites for overseas department stores, working on value design and implementation of expression in the fields of advertising, PR, and spatial design.

Our representative, Koizumi, was featured in the first issue of "Active PR Producers," the newsletter of the PR Professionals Association.