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I entered the long-term care sector at the age of 17 as a full-time employee at a nursing home. During that time, I was assigned to support a 96-year-old woman living with dementia and witnessed other staff members abusing her. She later passed away. At her wake, when I looked into the casket, I made a solemn vow: “I will change the long-term care sector.”
At the age of 20, I founded “Home-Visit Care Monogatari” in Kashiba City, Nara Prefecture (then the youngest founder on record). Through those experiences, I came to recognize—firsthand—challenges such as limited operational literacy among some care providers and structural inconsistencies within the Long-Term Care Insurance system. With a conviction that we must design and uphold welfare services that reflect their original purpose, and that social welfare should be aligned with global standards, I established this company to advance support, research, and practical implementation.
Our corporate philosophy is: “Supporting global social welfare through the resolution of essential challenges.”
Drawing on extensive management KPIs and trend forecasts obtained through daily consulting engagements and statistical research, we provide evidence-based consulting services to long-term care providers and related stakeholders.
We aim to contribute to the strengthening of Japan by promoting the development and diffusion of better social welfare systems—across Japan and, ultimately, worldwide.
Detailed Professional History
- Age 17: Entered the long-term care sector
- Gained hands-on experience at special nursing homes for the elderly and in small-scale multifunctional in-home care services.
- After witnessing elder abuse on the front line, resolved to eliminate elder abuse. To verify the realities of care provision firsthand, visited more than 300 care facilities nationwide, from Hokkaido to Okinawa.
- Age 19: Entrepreneurship / Established a care service provider
- Founded a home-visit care business (NARBRE LLC). Recognized as the youngest founder on record, and within a few years grew the organization into one of the leading providers in the region.
- 2022: Founded Professional Care International Inc.
- Established on November 11, known in Japan as “Long-Term Care Day.”
- Developed multiple initiatives, including solving management challenges for care providers, a think tank function, education programs, and web media operations.
- Present: Serving as an industry transformation leader
- Provides management support and consulting to long-term care providers nationwide (250+ organizations supported).
- Public-sector role: Appointed Advisor to the Kanagawa Welfare Promotion Association (Public Interest Incorporated Association).
- Actively disseminates knowledge through an ongoing column in the industry publication “Kaigo Vision”, and speaks at professional seminars such as CareTEX Tokyo, among others.
Key Public / Professional Roles
- Representative Director (CEO), Professional Care International Inc.
- Advisor, Kanagawa Welfare Promotion Association (Public Interest Incorporated Association)
- External Officer / Management Advisor to multiple organizations, including long-term care providers and D2C businesses
Areas of Expertise / Strengths
- Workforce retention and turnover prevention
- Statistics
- Data science
- Digital marketing
- Legal and regulatory expertise in the Long-Term Care Insurance Act and the Act on Comprehensive Support for Persons with Disabilities
- System development (including SaaS development and owned-media development/operations)
Record of Speaking Engagements and Contributed Articles
We deliver training programs on the long-term care sector for government bodies, including the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, as well as other public agencies. We provide lectures to more than 10,000 participants annually.
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