Since his design studies had made him interested in the relationship between a person's life and fantasy art, Honne decided to apply for a job at the company.

[3] Honne became a board member of Monolith Soft, owning 20 shares out of the total 2,400,[4] and the director of the company's graphics development division.

Honne's first project as a game producer was Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, during which he gained experience on the handling of licensed characters.

[6] When Takahashi was in the planning stages for the project that would become Xenoblade Chronicles, Honne produced a model of the two gods of the game's world in order to help explain the concept to the publisher Nintendo.

[10] He enjoys traveling, and his hobbies include practicing judo (he is black belt) and playing plucked string instruments.