Over the past few decades, Mr. Yoshida has created over 10,000 artworks, each significant to him. Ranging from small items like belts to sculptures exceeding two meters in height, he dedicates meticulous craftsmanship to every piece. His sculptures appear ethereal and light, resembling porcelain, yet are carved from solid wood sourced from Hokkaido. This choice imparts vibrancy and defies the traditional heaviness associated with woodcarving, giving each work a unique aura.

In recent years, his art has predominantly featured animals, serving as a spiritual diary of his daily thoughts and reflections. Through anthropomorphism, he expresses universal human experiences by depicting animals' emotions. Notably, the animals often have closed eyes, providing viewers with a sense of tranquility and sacred security. Interestingly, he crafts a cute poem for each piece, adding a charming and personal layer to his artworks' expressions.