She became an oil painter, and made colorful papercuts. She was an early member of the Japanese feminist movement Seitōsha, joining in 1911. She made the cover illustration for the first issue of their magazine,  "Seitō".
She transitioned to becoming an oil painter and also made intricate paper cuts.  As a pioneer member of the Japanese feminist group Seitōsha, she joined in 1911. Her contribution was designing the cover art for the first issue of their magazine, "Seitō".