Uchikura & Co Blog
2025-07-23
New PSPINC Sacks are Here! Which color do you like the most? Kenichi UchikuraPresident / CEOPacific Software Publishing, Inc.ken.uchikura＠pspinc.comTwitter | Facebook | Linked In__..-･**･-..__.....
2025-07-23
After Three Weeks, the Garbage Truck Finally CameThis morning, for the first time in three weeks, the garbage truck finally came. The delay wasn’t due to a scheduling mistake or bad weather — it wa...
2025-07-23
The Good and Bad of Advertising: What Makes an Ad Resonate? What makes a good advertisement?This is a question I constantly ponder as I observe countless ads every day. When most people think of adver...
2025-07-23
Understanding the True Meaning Behind Words – Reading the Air in Japan One of the most subtle yet essential skills for living or working in Japan is the ability to “read the air” — to understand the ...
2025-07-22
We All Work to Pay for the Bread Today’s wallpaper is a picture of freshly cut French bread—simple, humble, and beautiful. I turned it into art because, in many ways, bread represents the everyday ...
2025-07-22
In many instances, business is often symbolized by a road cutting through the wilderness—a clear path amidst uncertainty. It suggests direction, stability, and purpose. But the reality is, if you’re ...
2025-07-21
Whoop vs. Apple Watch – Is the Price Worth It? Whoop is a subscription-based health monitoring service that uses a wristband device to track your fitness, recovery, and sleep. While the concept is ...
2025-07-21
People Don’t Want Video Production — They Want Results Through SNS Marketing Too often, businesses promote “video production services” as if the video itself is the goal. But let’s be honest — peop...
2025-07-20
Kenichi Uchikura and Pacific Software Publishing, inc. According to Facebook AI Kenichi Uchikura is indeed the President and CEO of Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. (PSPINC), a technology company ...
2025-07-19
This is my wallpaper for today.To me, this image represents the spirit of America. I was born in Japan and grew up watching countless American movies. Those films shaped my image of the United Stat...