Haruna was born in 1977 and was raised in the countryside of Chiba prefecture. Around the age of 20, she became passionate about surfing, and by age 26, she fully dedicated herself to the sport, where she entered competitions. Through her connection with nature, she learned its strength and acceptance. In 2014, after being injured in a car accident, she discovered yoga and began her journey as an instructor.
At age 38, Haruna experienced a sorrowful breakup just before marriage. However, this led her to a new environment where she met her current husband and had a child. Around age 39, before pregnancy, she went through her first relationship struggle, experiencing a "depressive state." This became a profound learning experience that shaped the rest of her life.

"This experience became a crucial element in shaping who I am today. Even after marriage and childbirth, I still struggled to understand what 'true happiness' meant. At one point, my relationship with my husband was so strained that we came close to divorce. During this time, I asked myself, 'Why is this happening?' By experimenting and reflecting on my own, our relationship improved drastically to the point where we are running a business together now. With the changes in my mindset, our long-held dream since marriage of moving abroad as a family began to come together as well. Because of these challenging and seemingly negative experiences, I was able to learn how to align myself emotionally from various perspectives such as neuroscience, quantum mechanics, and cellular science. I also became confident that I could truly change the future. Now, based on my own experiences and the stories of my clients, I am dedicated to spreading this method. My goal is to share the beauty of Japan and the power of its people from overseas and inspire more people to believe in themselves and embrace challenges."