Born on December 19, 1996, in Osaka Prefecture. She started playing golf at the age of 8, won the National Elementary School Golf Championship spring tournament in 2008, and also claimed victory at the National Sports Festival in 2013. In 2015, she passed the final professional test of the Japan Ladies Professional Golf Association (JLPGA) and became a member of the 87th class of the LPGA. That year, she participated in 5 Step-Up Tour events and 1 JLPGA Tour event, finishing the year ranked 139th in annual prize money. She placed 26th in the Final Qualifying Tournament. In 2016, she signed a sponsorship deal with Nitori and participated in 33 JLPGA Tour events, with a money rank of 103rd. She placed 35th in the Final QT. In 2017, she competed in 32 JLPGA Tour events, finishing the year ranked 96th in prize money.From 2018, she operated as a free agent and won her first professional tournament at the Step-Up Tour "Panasonic Open Ladies" held in April, and also won the "Castrol Ladies" in July. That year, she participated in 19 Step-Up Tour events and 3 JLPGA Tour events, finishing the year ranked 129th in prize money. She placed 42nd in the Final QT. In 2019, she participated in 8 Step-Up Tour events and 21 JLPGA Tour events, finishing the year ranked 123rd in prize money. She started 2020 with a QT ranking of 97th. In 2022, she started with a QT ranking of 29th.

Born on July 26, 2001, in South Korea and started playing golf at the age of 8. Born in China, she spent her school years in South Korea before naturalizing. In 2019, she failed the professional test but gained an opportunity to take the QT (Qualifying Tournament) under special regulations. During the 2020-21 season, she earned the title of Step-Up Tour money leader. After a delayed 2020 JLPGA professional test, she passed the final test in 7th place in June 2021, obtaining her professional qualification. She dominated the Step-Up Tour money ranking, advancing from a single-year registration to a full member.During her professional career, she aimed to emulate Mao Saigo and had the opportunity to be coached by Jumbo Ozaki. In May 2022, she began studying under Masashi Ozaki. That season, she made it into the Top 10 four times but did not win any tournaments. She finished tied for 4th in the season's final event, significantly improving her Mercedes Ranking and securing participation rights for the first half of the following year. In 2023, she started the final day of the Hisako Higuchi Ladies tied for 8th place, five shots behind. Scoring 67, she tied with Yuka Nii and Mimiyu Yamashita at 9 under, then won her first regular tour victory in a playoff with a birdie.

From Shiga Prefecture, she started on her path to golf at the age of 9. During her junior high years, she represented Japan in the girls' 13-14 age group at the IMG Academy World Junior Golf Championship in 2012 and 2013, participating two years in a row. In 2013, she made her LPGA Tour debut at the Fujisankei Ladies Classic but did not make it through the qualifying round. However, from December 2015, she trained under Toshiyasu Nakajima and in 2016 challenged the Step-Up Tour's "Route Inn Cup Ueda Maruko Grandvilio Ladies" as an amateur, achieving a historic victory. In 2017, she successfully passed the LPGA's final professional test in 7th place, becoming a member of the 89th class of the LPGA. In October of that year, she won her first professional Step-Up Tour event at the "Japan-Taiwan Exchange Udon Prefecture Ladies Golf Tournament."In 2019, after finishing 21st in the previous year's Final Qualifying Tournament, she secured participation rights for the first half of the LPGA Tour. She ranked 4th in the "1st Re-ranking" and 5th in the "2nd Re-ranking," securing participation rights for the entire year and earning her first seed rights with a 28th place finish in the annual money rankings. In 2023, at the "Meiji Yasuda Life Ladies Yokohama Tire Golf Tournament," she started the final day in the final group as the sole leader. Although she maintained the lead until the end, she eventually tied with Shoko Sasaki at -19 under, leading to a playoff between the two. On the second hole of the playoff, she made a birdie, securing her first professional tour victory and achieving the remarkable feat of becoming the 12th member of her golden generation to do so.