At a very young age, she knew she was an artist and decided to study at the Arts University in Tokyo. Winner of several awards, she has her first solo shows in 2007. In 2010 she graduates from the University (Masters in Oil Painting). In April 2010 she receives the Taro Amano prize at the Art Award Tokyo Marunouchi. She shows her work in numerous exhibitins and salons and her work is received with acclaim. Recognized by the Japanese press, her work is part of numerous collections in Japan. Shiori Eda's style is figurative and surrealist; her paintings send a message about human nature which is always represented by a woman faced with time and nature. The nature that she represents is untamed, sometimes violent, always fertile, a setting for life; her lines are fine, her backgrounds are represented by sky or water that become thicker under her brushes.