After graduating from Kyoto University's Faculty of Medicine in 1997, he worked at the Wakayama Red Cross Medical Center and the Kyoto University Graduate School of Cardiodynamics before assuming his current position. He has developed and implemented a crosstalk approach between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medical treatment, such as verifying the effectiveness of traditional Chinese medicine using 4D echocardiography. He uses left atrial strain to assess atrial fibrillation risk and evaluate treatment effectiveness, and combines pulmonary echocardiography and mostograph scans to detect and intervene early in pulmonary disease. He boasts the world's largest number of Waon therapy cases, and offers unique diagnostic and therapeutic approaches such as cardiac rehabilitation, raw food-based circadian rhythm nutrition therapy (a therapy that allows the intestines to rest), and cognitive behavioral therapy for improving the autonomic nervous system based on heart rate variability spectral analysis (HRV). He recently launched the Liamics Research Group (https://1iamics.com/), a bridging research group with the aim of clarifying pathology and developing new drugs through basic research using genetic analysis of successful cases from his clinic. This group contributes to the advancement of medicine without wasting the experience of each clinic, and also serves as a platform for students and research labs to connect with each other.