Born and raised in Kyoto, Japan, he began composing music at the age of four.
By the time he was old enough, composing and playing music was his favorite pastime.
His hobbies in elementary and junior high school were drawing pictures and looking at orchestral scores.
Recently, he has become addicted to calligraphy (ancient script), and his work will be exhibited for the first time at the Kyoto Kyocera Museum of Art (11th SYO Salon Exhibition) in the summer of 2022.
From 2020, he is studying conducting at a music academy.
He holds a 1st class small boat pilot license.

Began performing concerts throughout Japan and abroad while still a student at the College of Music.
Provides music for corporate events, TV commercials, and TV programs, and arranges songs for albums by Iwao Furusawa, Takeyoshi Sato, Yoshiko Moriyama, TFC (Hideki Togi, Iwao Furusawa, coba), and others. He has also been involved in the arrangement of songs for albums by Iwao Furusawa, Takeyoshi Sato, Yoshiko Moriyama, TFC (Hideki Togi, Iwao Furusawa, coba), etc.
He produced music for Shizuka Arakawa's performance song at the ice show, a commercial song featuring Daisuke Takahashi, and Akiko Suzuki's SP song "Hymn of Love" for the Sochi Olympics.

From 2014 to the present, she has been holding a concert tour with Iwao Furusawa (Vn) every fall as the "Yuri Hiranuma feat.
Her involvement with sacred places and her own music has been increasing year by year, and starting in April 2021, she will continue to hold dedication concerts at temples and shrines throughout Japan as her lifework, beginning with the World Heritage site Kamigamo Shrine (Kyoto).

He has released many published music collections and 12 albums.
SHINE" was commissioned as a cheering song for athletes in honor of the Olympic year, and was premiered by the Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra, and his latest album is "SHINE~orchestra~.

 

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