Before turning pro

He started playing baseball in the first grade at Nakano Municipal Nakano Elementary School when his older brother joined the King Animals,^[4] a baseball team for third grade and above, and started batting fourth in the fall of his second grade year.^[5] Since his parents were both working, he spent his days practicing baseball with his grandfather, who had a net set up in the yard where he practiced hitting every day.^[4] When he was a student at Nannomiya Junior High School in Nakano, he was a member of Wakaho Little Senior, and although it was a newly established team, it participated in national tournaments in its second and third years.^[4][6]

At Matsumoto Daiichi High School, he was a center fielder from the spring of his freshman year^[7] and won the prefectural tournament in the spring of his junior year, but lost the first game of both the summer of his sophomore and junior years.^[8][9] In high school, two grades above him was Daiki Momose.

In the professional baseball draft held on October 26, 2020, he was selected in the second round by the Yokohama DeNA BayStars.^[10] He tentatively signed a contract for 77 million yen and an annual salary of 13 million yen (amount is estimated).^[11] His number is 2.

On December 22, 2020, he was awarded the Nakano City Honor Award.