SUZUKI Masato graduated from the instrumental music department of the Musashino Academy of Music, Japan. He learned the trumpet from NAKAYAMA Fujio and FUKUI Isao, as well as conducting and musicology from TOKITOU Yasufumi. After graduating, he became a teacher of Meiji University Meiji High School. At the same time he appeared as the conductor of the Tokyo Seijin Wind Ensemble three times in the national tournament. Since 2010 he devoted himself only to the Meiji High School’s brass band. He was invited to the golden hall of the Vienna Musikverein in 2011 as a representative of Japan, and also to the Taiwan International Music Festival in April 2012, where he received a standing ovation. In December 2012, he performed as the conductor of the All Japan Select Brass Band at Carnegie Hall in New York. He conducted again at the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein in 2015. Under the belief that "an average performance lacking individuality declines music culture", Suzuki has tried to create music based on ‘singing” without relying on keyboard or metronome. Because of his unique style, many brass band instructors and fans visit Suzuki from Tokyo as well as the neighboring prefectures. Currently he is a member of the Japan Academic Society of Wind Music, and at the same time a member of the 21st century brass band "Kyoen". He published a book titled "Introduction to Wind Music for High School and Student: Trumpet" (publisher: ONGAKU NO TOMO SHA CORP, Japan).