Big Miracles

Asako has always been very creative. As a young student she attended the Musashino Art University in Tokyo, Japan. Musashino University provides art education that allows students to function with true freedom as human beings. Upon graduation, she channeled that freedom into designing and directing a product display that attracted the attention of the fashion industry. It was in this fast-paced world of fashion that Asako met her husband.

A few years after meeting her husband, Asako left fashion to focus on raising a family. However, she never forgot the lessons she learned as a designer. The constantly changing world of fashion had taught her flexibility and freedom of ideas. These were skills that would aid her as she was introduced to new opportunities.

After raising three children, Asako became acquainted with a direct sales company that produced natural, safe products for daily household use. Being a mother, and understanding the value of a well-presented product, Asako’s interest was piqued. After working with the company for 15 years, the East Japan earthquake hit in February of 2011. It was during this tragedy that Asako’s American friend reached out to her.

When presented with doTERRA, Asako was once again intrigued. Having a strong desire to learn more, Asako made the trip to doTERRA headquarters where she met with the six members of the executive team. Asako said, “I was impressed by the company’s vision, values, and business strategy. I was so moved by the executive’s character that I felt as if I could spend the rest of my life in their company.”