Researcher · Engineer · Proud Dad
Mechanical Engineering researcher at Keio University — exploring how methane hydrate can reshape the future of clean energy storage. Driven by curiosity, shaped by 4 countries, fuelled by coffee and my kid.
Storage of natural gas using methane hydrate methods, conducted under the supervision of Professor Ryo Ohmura at Keio University's Department of Mechanical Engineering. This work addresses critical challenges in clean energy storage and distribution.
I am a research student in Mechanical Engineering at Keio University, Tokyo, supported by the prestigious MEXT (Monbukagakusho) scholarship. My academic journey began at Tokai University, where I earned my Bachelor's in Electric-Electronic Engineering with a Kawasaki Heavy Industries scholarship.
Beyond the laboratory, I have gained international professional experience — from managing B2B wholesale sales in Doha, Qatar, to operating precision machinery and coordinating government tenders in Turkmenistan. This breadth has shaped my ability to bridge technical expertise with real-world applications.
I am passionate about the intersection of AI and mechanical engineering systems — an area I believe holds transformative potential. When I'm not in the lab, you'll find me on the mat training BJJ, on the football pitch, or running the streets of Tokyo with my son in mind.
Across every country I've lived in, every scholarship I've earned, every lab I've worked in — nothing comes close to this. Being a Dad is my greatest title, my most important research, and my deepest source of drive.
That little person under the cherry blossoms is the reason I cross oceans, learn languages, and push through every hard day. He is my why.
Whether you're interested in my research, potential collaboration, or just want to connect — I'm always happy to hear from you.