Yasuto Ohara is one of the finest mainstream players in the world.
He had learned to play the way of classical piano from three to eighteen years old.
After being inspired by John Coltrane, he started his career as a Jazz Pianist.
Performing either as the Yasuto Ohara Super jazz Trio or solo in New York, China,
Thailand, and New Zealand, he stepped up his career as a worldwide pianist.

His performance style is energetic, swinging, and lyrical.
The Yasuto Ohara Super jazz Trio performed at Montreux Jazz Festival in 1997 and 2004,
Paris Lionel Hampton jazz club and Fairmont Hotel of Monte Carlo in 2007.

2010 Japan Day in Dusseldorf.
2011 as a commemoration of the 150 anniversary of the German-Japan Friendship,
the Yasuto Ohara Super Jazz Trio Concert was held at Tonhalle Dusseldorf.

He usually performs at his own Jazz Club "Eighty-One" in Chiba japan,
and an annual event 'BAY SIDE JAZZ CHIBA' is directed by him.

One of his remarkable activities is to visit and perform at disaibled children's school.
He was awarded the Chiba Prefectural Award of Honor in Culture in 2007.