
Hello there!
Thank you for checking out my website and seeing my story. I love to collaborate with other creatives and create meaningful, well-rounded art. If you would like to work together, please make sure to follow me on any of the social media(s) linked below. Or feel free to contact me here!
Photo Credits: Lincoln Commane
My Story
I'm a Japanese-American actor, dancer, and designer born and raised in Kailua, Hawaiʻi. My unique background has added to my deep passion for sustainability, kindness, and creativity. I've always known I wanted to be an actor, but as I entered the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa's Kennedy Theatre to pursue acting, I developed another love for the designing aspect of theatre and film. After booking my first lead theatrical role, I joined the theatre's Scene Shop, where I developed basic carpentry and scenic design skills. From there, my love for creating art exponentially grew, and I committed to learn everything I could about performance and design.
I also create fashion and lifestyle content rooted in environmentalism, uniqueness, and trendiness. My audience is primarily young adult women who are interested in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content. My content blends island living with a modern, Gen-Z perspective. Highlighting local favorites, style inspiration, and unique experiences living in Hawaiʻi. I primarily create short-form videos/photos through TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat. I love adding a personal, creative twist to everything I share, inspiring my audience to live intentionally while supporting brands that align with our values.
My ultimate goal is to create meaningful well-rounded art that resonates and inspires my audience. I grew up connecting to tv characters and their stories, they helped me understand my feelings and situations better than some of the closest people around me could. This has shaped my goals as I want to be that outlet for others, especially for young Asian-American women to relate to when they have nowhere else to turn. Stay tuned for exciting new chapters in my life and future creative work, as my commitment to creating continues to grow!

Photo Credits: Kaleo Danahue
"You can't use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have."
-Maya Angelou









