[Education]
Born in 1995 in Yokohama, Japan.  HIROKA made her debut at the age of 13 with the Liszt Chamber Ensemble, with whom she played the complete "Four Seasons" by Vivaldi without a conductor.

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Studied with Prof. Koichiro Harada, Prof. Zakhar Bron, Prof. Gérard Poulet and Prof. Boris Kushnir; 2009 Yamaha Music Scholarship Scholarship; 2012 Meiji Yasuda Quality of Life Cultural Foundation Overseas Music Trainee (2 years); 2014 Agency for Cultural Affairs of Japan Study Programme for Emerging Artists Trainee (3 years); in 2016 and 2019, she graduated from the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna with top grades in each year.  Not only music, she also graduated from Keio University in 2022. In 2022, HIROKA was selected for the concertmaster diploma course at the prestigious Stauffer Academy in Cremona, Italy (tution fee free). In October of the same year, she underwent ten months of consultation with the world's leading concertmasters and has since been actively performing as a soloist in neighboring European cities.

[Competitions and Awards]　
Second Prize in the Junior Section of the Wieniawski-Lipinski International Competition, First Prize in the All-Japan Student Music Competition in Tokyo and the National tournament (highest score in all sections), Yehudi Menuhin Prize (Kronberg Academy, Germany), IMA Music Prize, ABC Newcomer Audition, Audience Award at the Weimar Europe International Master Class, First Prize at the Fidelio Foundation Competition in Vienna, First Prize at the Intanational Music Competition in Osaka, Third Prize at the International Chamber Music Competition in Turin, Italy, etc.

 

[Career]
As a soloist, HIROKA has performed with the following proffecionale orchestras; Liszt Chamber Orchestra, Jena German Symphony Orchestra, Polish Baltic Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra, Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa, Japan Century Orchestra, Japan Philharmonic Orchestra. Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, New Japan Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra, etc. In chamber music, HIROKA has collaborated with Takeshi Kakehashi and Dmitry Feygin.

[Media]　
TV Asahi "Untitled Concert", NHK-FM "Recital Nova", iTSCOM "Ji Moto NEWS" , TV Kanagawa "Neko no Hitaiboku Wide", Internet Radio  "The Philosopher's Stone of Alchemists"