Originally from Japan, Yuki Isami was introduced to the arts at a young age through piano lessons. At 10, she began studying the flute and learned to express her passion for music. Upon arriving in Montreal and while completing her studies at the Montreal Conservatory of Music, Yuki immersed herself in traditional Japanese arts. In addition to studying instruments such as the Shinobue, Koto, and Shamisen, she has been also exploring Nihonbuyo dance, the history of visual art, especially prints, and origami. A sought-after chamber musician and soloist, Yuki Isami has performed for many local and international symphony orchestras. Currently, she is working on numerous projects that bring together Japanese and Western arts.