In 2014, he retired from the company and started pottery, and is currently making pottery at his atelier in Setagaya, Tokyo. Based on the pure desire to deliver to people who can share their sensibilities, the vessels designed with usability as the first priority combine solid practicality and neat beauty that can only be used on a daily basis. Enjoying the ambiguity of the glaze, which is unpredictable even with the same mix, the timeless colors and simple forms that she draws are embodied in her “I wish I had this” concept, and it fits well on the dining table and is easy to use. There is a richness that resonates in the heart. Not only can it be used without hesitation as a staple in your daily life, but it also teaches us the importance of stacking small things in our daily lives.