Urayama's gifts were recognized at an early age, winning the Silver medal in the Chopin Competition in Japan at the age of 12. By the age of 18, she had already won prizes at many of the main competitions, with many of her performances being broadcast on radio and TV. She has played in concert in more than 13 countries including Italy, Austria, Poland, and France. In 2011, she moved to America to study with renowned pianist, Michael Lewin at the Boston Conservatory where she earned her Master's of Music and Artist Diploma on a full scholarship with honors. Currently, she is a faculty member of the Key Notes School of Music and opened her own Blooming Piano Studio to spread her passion and skill to the community of Cook County, Illinois.