He was born in Tokyo, Japan, in 2002. Since 2018, he has been studying at the Telefónica Violin Chair of the Reina Sofía School of Music with Professor Zakhar Bron. He is a recipient of scholarships from AIE-Sociedad de Artistas, Intérpretes y Ejecutantes and the Albéniz Foundation, and plays a 1995 Yuri Pochekin violin, granted as an instrument scholarship by Zakhar Bron. In 2023, he received the Diploma for the most outstanding student in his chair from Her Majesty Queen Sofía.
Born into a family of pianists, he began his violin and piano studies at the age of seven in the Czech Republic, where he moved as a child. Since 2012, he has studied with Zakhar Bron in Interlaken (Switzerland). Two years after learning to play the violin and piano, he performed violin and piano concertos with the Prague Philharmonia in a single concert; shortly thereafter, he was invited by the Spanish Royal Household to give a recital at the Royal Palace of El Pardo in Madrid. Furthermore, he has received masterclasses from Mihaela Martin, Miriam Fried, Ingolf Turban, Silvia Marcovici, Ana Chumachenko, Ulf Wallin, Pavel Vernikov, Alina Ibragimova, and Ralf Gothóni (piano ensembles).
He has received several awards in international competitions, such as the Young Virtuosos (Sofia, Bulgaria), the “Nutcracker” International Television Contest for Young Musicians (Moscow, Russia), the Trans-Siberian Art Festival in Novosibirsk (where he was also awarded the Paloma O’Shea special prize), the P. I. Tchaikovsky International Competition for Young Musicians, and the Virtuosos Talent Show (a Hungarian television competition), to name a few.
He has performed in concerts and festivals held in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Russia, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, the Czech Republic, and Japan, including the Prague Spring Festival, the Bohuslav Martinů Days Festival, and the International Music Festival in Cesky Krumlov, among others. Maestro Vladimir Spivakov invited him to perform at the closing ceremony of the Moscow Meets Friends International Festival, and he subsequently toured Russia with the Moscow Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra. He has performed with many world-renowned orchestras, such as the PKF – Prague Philharmonia, the Czech Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra, the North Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, the Russian National Orchestra (RNO), and the Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, among others.
He is also a regular guest on classical music programs on radio and television, such as Czech National Radio, Classic Praha, and Czech Television. In 2021, he starred in the documentary “Talent,” produced on the occasion of his debut at the Prague Spring Festival. In 2020, he also appeared in the first international season of the Virtuosos Talent Show, where he performed alongside world stars such as Plácido Domingo, Thomas Gottschalk, Maxim Vengerov, etc.
As a student of the School, he has been a member of the Freixenet Orchestra (conducted by Víctor Pablo Pérez, Plácido Domingo, Andrés Orozco-Estrada, Juanjo Mena, Péter Csaba, Sir András Schiff, Nicolás Pasquet, and Pablo González), the Fundación EDP Camerata (conducted by Paul Goodwin), and the School’s Baroque Ensemble (conducted by Paul Goodwin). In 2025, he performed with the School’s Orchestra at Carnegie Hall in New York under the baton of Andrés Orozco-Estrada. He has also been a member of the Schola and Satie de Bain trios, the Esferas del Banco Activo Universal and Saint Saëns Ensembles, and the Fundación Mutua Madrileña Group. He is currently a member of the Amy Beach Duo.
He also receives a scholarship from the Kellner Family Foundation.