While performing as a traditional dancer, Izki is also active as a teacher and producer, leading numerous projects that promote the richness of Japanese culture both domestically and internationally.

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In classical style, Izki is known for powerful physical expression and has taken on a wide range of roles in both male (tachiyaku) and female (onnagata) styles.

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Passionate about reimagining traditional performing arts through a contemporary lens, she produces stage performances, visual works, and cultural exchange events that bring new vitality to Japanese traditions.

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She has performed and held workshops in countries including France, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, China, Taiwan, and the United States.

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In recent years, she has been involved in a variety of projects such as Oshale Japan, IDOBATA THEATER, and Ennosuke's theatrical project contributing both as a performer and producer.

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Izki also explores the fusion of tradition and modern music, participating in works that reinterpret Edo-period pop songs (hauta) into contemporary pop, rock, and EDM styles. In addition to dance, she is actively releasing music as a vocalist.