His "mouse art," which involves using Adobe Illustrator's "pencil tool" to draw complex line drawings with varying thickness at astonishing speed using only a mouse (he now uses an LCD tablet), has been met with amazement from Adobe insiders, who call it "perverted" (a compliment). His success, including being a repeat champion in the Digital Art Battle "LIMITS," has garnered attention for his incredible technique. Since going independent in 2006, he has provided artwork for hide (X JAPAN), J (LUNA SEA), Hillclimb, Nanase Aikawa, and BMW, a sponsor of the kabuki production "Roppongi Kabuki" starring Ebizo Ichikawa and Shido Nakamura. He has also worked on image visuals for Tekken 7, Tekken 7 Fated Retribution (Bandai Namco), RUDIE'S (2016 Spring/Summer collection), and Mogami Moga (collaboration with RUDIE'S). In terms of live performances, he was the first Japanese person to perform at the Apple Store in Beijing, and has since performed live art on the stage walls at the Pompidou Center (National Museum of Modern Art) in Paris and AFA (an event related to Japanese anime and manga) in Singapore, gaining fans around the world and leading the Cool Japan movement. He has performed live both in Japan and abroad, including at the Shanghai International Arts Festival, a live performance at the Cool Japan Special Committee held at the Liberal Democratic Party headquarters, G-SHOCK REAL TOUGHNESS 2016, and Aichi National Culture Festival 2016. In August 2018, Genkosha released his first collection of works, "SPEED STAR." He also achieved the incredible feat of winning the Japanese competition and coming second in the world competition at the 2019 Digital Art Battle "LIMITS."