Born in Kochi Prefecture in 1975. After graduating from the Faculty of Commerce at Doshisha University, Seiko built a distinguished career in real estate asset management. In his previous role as a Director at an M&A firm, he spearheaded business integration and the establishment of robust growth foundations. His favourite flower is the sunflower. Leveraging his extensive management insight, he now focuses on organisational structure and strategic placement to harness the unique strengths of every team member. Guided by his motto, "When growth becomes your life’s purpose, everything turns into gratitude,"

Born in Nagasaki City in 1979. Drawing on the precision and hospitality refined through her background in the hotel industry and IT design, Yuri now visualises ideal spaces through horticultural design and architectural perspectives. She supports the creation of lush gardens through her diverse involvement in everything from design to organisational operations. Her favourite flower is the lily. Living by the sentiment, ”Happiness depends upon ourselves.” she protects and nurtures enriching landscapes while remaining deeply attuned to the hearts of those who experience them.

Born in Nagasaki Prefecture in 1980. Having gained invaluable experience as a gardener under her father’s tutelage, Miwa now oversees the vital administrative foundations that sustain our projects. In managing costs and schedules, she places the utmost importance on her favourite principle: "A sense of balance." Her favourite flower is the cornflower. By bridging the vision of the creator with the aspirations of the client, she ensures that every ideal garden is cherished and protected through reliable, expert management.

Born in Tokyo in 1984. After a career in real estate, Keisuke followed his calling to the world of landscaping in Nagasaki before joining the Kazuyuki Ishihara Design Laboratory. Specialising in pruning, traditional bamboo fencing, and site management, he maintains the daily landscape with exacting technical skill. His favourite plant is the cherry blossom. With the spirit of "Shinshoku-jijaku" (maintaining perfect composure), he approaches every plant with sincerity and remains steadfast in preserving the inherent, natural beauty of each unique site.

Born in Yamagata Prefecture in 1999. Momoka developed a profound expertise in botany and horticulture through her research at the Farmers’ Academy—where she received the prestigious Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Award—and through her studies in the UK. She possesses a deep affinity for indoor plants and underplanting, specialising in planting schemes, maintenance, and floral design. Her favourite plants are peonies and Japanese Stewartia. Embracing the belief that "Landscapes become memories," she ensures that gardens remain timelessly beautiful through expert care and meticulous design support.