In 2008, he joined Wacoal Art Center Inc. Responsible for planning and production of various art projects, art fairs, exhibitions, performing arts, and space management at ZOU-NO-HANA Terrace in Yokohama, Kanagawa and Spiral, a cultural complex in Minami Aoyama, Tokyo After leaving the company in 2019, he toured gardens in Japan and abroad. After returning to Japan, he trained at a landscape architecture office, and established MUMU ENGEI-SHA in June 2020. (Obtained second class exterior planner, assistant second class landscaping construction management engineer)

She is the president of TexT. After working for a bank and consulting firm, studied business design at a graduate school in Milan, Italy in 2015. After returning to Japan, she has worked as a facilitator for companies, running workshops on organizational climate, such as team building and creating corporate statements. Currently, she is expanding her focus to individuals, offering sessions to unravel relationships and issues.

The character "橆 mu" in our name comes from the way we Japanese traditionally

pray for rain and a bountiful harvest.

It also means that plants will sprout vigorously.

And in ancient times, ''にわ niwa（garden）'' were made to the gods, and people, animals, and plants danced together.

We believe that "にわ niwa（garden）" is a place that lightly connects everyday life and extraordinary life, men and women, the city and nature, and all other dichotomies, and wraps them up in a circle of circulation,

MUMU ENGEI-SHA creates gardens as the "stage" closest to people's daily lives, and a place where people's imagination and nature's creations are connected.

Logo design by SEKIGAWA KOHEI