Director of the Fujii Clinic of Kampo Psychosomatic Medicine. Born in Kyoto City in 1931, she is a practicing psychiatrist and board-certified Kampo (traditional Japanese herbal medicine) specialist. Today, at age 93, she remains an active physician, treating patients six days a week.

After graduating from Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine and completing four years of graduate research, she began her medical career as an obstetrician-gynecologist. Following her marriage, she stepped away from clinical practice upon the birth of her fifth child to become a full-time homemaker. While dedicated to child-rearing, she actively continued her studies through correspondence courses, learning nutrition at Kagawa Nutrition University and psychology at Keio University.

In 1983, at the age of 51 while raising seven children, Fujii made the bold decision to return to medicine. Driven by a passion for neuroscience, she joined her alma mater's department of psychiatry. She later served as a psychiatrist at Daini Kitayama Hospital before becoming director of Uzumasa Clinic, where she integrated Kampo medicine deeply into her psychiatric practice.

After retiring from Uzumasa Clinic at age 90, she founded the Fujii Clinic of Kampo Psychosomatic Medicine. Her debut book, Living with Moderate Forgetfulness (Sunmark Publishing), resonated deeply with readers across generations and became a runaway bestseller.