Born into a worker's family in Tokyo, Japan a century ago, she came to Korea with her father. After marrying a Korean man she went to China.

She came back to the DPRK where a new life was in full bloom with her husband in Juche 38 (1949) and enjoyed a happy life under the warm care of President Kim Il Sung.

During the Fatherland Liberation War she worked hard for the victory of the war in the rear to do the share of her husband who was fallen on the front.

The Workers' Party of Korea took warm care of her life so that she might not live in gloom.

She sincerely worked for the socialist country and kept herself busy with work even after becoming a pensioner.

She is hard-working and optimistic and likes to sing. She enjoys fish and vegetables.