Her early works were portraits of her pet, a Netherland Dwarf Rabbit named Chibi-chan.

[2] Fujita's is a largely self-taught artist although her mother, an avid amateur handicrafts maker, showed her basics of the craftings.

As a child, Fujita played with her mother's art materials and later began creating her own works as she grew older.

She started teaching art workshops in Japan Handicraft Association and Mitsukoshi cultural center.

[10] Her artwork, lucky clover, was awarded new artist of the year at Kokusai Shiyoga Taisiyouten (Tokyo International Painting and Calligraphy Grand Prix Exhibition) in Japan.