Born in Kobe in 1930, she became the third generation Japanese Fine Arts Painter. Being taught by the two generations before her,
both named Shutei Ohta, as well as Nanpu Katayama, she succeeded in this traditional style of painting.
For over sixty years, she has educated and motivated more than ten thousand students of this art form. Many of her students have been
initiated into the world of traditional Japanese Fine Arts though the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and different nations' Embassies. Her
support of charity work has been in the form of exhibitions and the use of her artwork in products.
1966,82,90 Exhibitions at Tokyo American Club
1972 Exhibitions at the Italian Culture Center
1974 Exhibitions at Gadelius Gallery
1984,87,89,91,93,2002,04,06 Exhibitions at Kato Gallery in Hiroo
1987 Exhibitions at Niigata Itaia-ken
1992 Exhibitions at Gallery Dream in Nakano
1992,94 Exhibitions at Gallery Miya in Aoyama
1997,99,2000,12,15 Exhibitions at Ginza Wako
2000 Exchanging of Culture Exhibitions at Brazilian Embassy
2008 Exhibitions at Shizuoka Country Club
2011 Charity Exhibitions for Tohoku Earthquake fund