Born in 1973 and based in Tokyo, GOMA is an artist and master of the didgeridoo, renowned for uniting music, visual art, and cultural tradition. In 1998, he became the first non-Indigenous musician to win recognition at Australia’s Arnhem Land Didgeridoo Community Competition, later performing at major international festivals and founding the Jungle Rhythm Section. His career has since expanded across disciplines: concerts and recordings that captivate global audiences, exhibitions at Shinjuku Takashimaya Art Gallery (2019), PARCO Museum (2022), and GYRE Gallery (2024), the award-winning documentary Memories 3D, his composition Trails of Light for the 2021 Tokyo Paralympics, and the monumental 2024 drone performance World of Light commissioned by the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs.