Shuho was the very first Flower Affairs General Manager of Jishoji (also known as Ginkakuji or Silver Pavilion) in Kyoto. She then became a freelance professional in 2015 and has been committed to flower offerings to the nature, deities, time, and people in the domestic and international arenas as an ikebana master dedicated to the service of plants. Shuho also established a flower arrangement school Seirensha Hanatomo No Kai that same year and is offering opportunities to seek for presence of flowers and to make time for a spiritually rich lifestyle. She currently teaches at Kyoto University of Art and Design as a visiting professor in the department of fine arts since April of 2017 while collaborating with a number of Japanese and foreign arts creators in the fields of music, contemporary art, crafts, architecture and many other genres.