My Journey

Born and raised in Myanmar, I experienced firsthand the realities of a society shaped by civil war, discrimination, and lack of human rights awareness. Despite these challenges, I found joy in teaching children, supporting my community, and advocating for those in need. My perspective on human rights and personal agency shifted when I pursued theological studies at Asia Pacific Theological Seminary, where I learned the power of choice, critical thinking, and personal transformation. In 2025, I was appointed as a member of the Ueda City Board of Education for a four-year term (2025–2029).

In 2005, I moved to Japan, where I witnessed the deep struggles of individuals suffering from social withdrawal (hikikomori), depression, and extreme societal pressure. One tragic event—the suicide of a young man—became the turning point that led me to dedicate my life to supporting bereaved families, school dropouts, hikikomori, struggling educators, and couples in crisis.

My Mission & Expertise

• Hikikomori & NEET Reintegration – Helping individuals find purpose, education, and employment.
• Mental Health & Family Support – Counseling for struggling families and individuals in crisis.
• Writing & Public Speaking – Raising awareness on societal issues through books, articles, and lectures.
• Social Entrepreneurship – Creating sustainable job opportunities for marginalized groups.

My Aspirations

Conduct speaking engagements and workshops to educate policymakers, educators, and businesses about the importance of mental health and social inclusion.

Publish more books and articles about hikikomori, mental health, and social change.

Expand Quietude to create more job opportunities for NEETs and social dropouts.