Homeopathy, which is now recognized by the English Royal Family, is a therapy that has a 200 year history and is now considered a model of alternative medicine. And she is one of the pioneers who is trying to promote this therapy in Japan.
After living through the unforgettable experience of suffering from ulcerative colitis and recovering from this disease using homeopathy during her stay in the United Kingdom, she began studying homeopathy in a British university. She passed a qualification test of the UK Homeopathic Medical Association and began her career as a homeopath.

To introduce this wonderful natural therapy to Japan, she established the Royal Academy of Homeopathy (RAH) eleven years ago in order to form homeopaths, thus founding the basis for homeopathy education in Japan. She played an important role as president of RAH and as a professional homeopath, and she has drawn attention internationally for her research on iatrogenic diseases including those caused by vaccinations.

In 2007, she was invited to the International Conference on Homeopathy held in Dubai, where she presented cases of iatrogenic diseases including atopy and developmental disorders. She draws international attention because of her high therapeutic ratio which makes good use of a novel three-dimensional therapy, and she was awarded honorary doctor of homeopathy by Pioneer University. She has been active internationally along with other renowned homeopaths of the world.

Honorary doctor of homeopathy in Pioneer University
Doctor of ICU homeopathy in Switzerland
President of JPHMA (Japanese Homeopathic Medical Association)
Honorary member of the British Homeopathic Medical Association(HMA)
Certified homeopath of the British Alliance of Registered Homeopaths (ARH)
President of the Royal Academy of Homeopathy

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