Uchikura & Co Blog
2026-04-09
Japan’s Bicycle Rules — Overreach in the Name of Safety Japan is tightening bicycle enforcement, and honestly, this is where good intentions start turning into bad policy. Yes, safety matters. No...
2026-04-09
The Spy Who Refused to Believe the War Was Over / What you can learn There was a man who didn’t believe the war had ended. Not because he was disconnected from reality. Not because he was stubbor...
2026-04-08
The 3 Ps of Business What is necessary for a business? The answer is simple: Product People Pipeline (Network) These are the three.If even one is missing, things become difficult. If two are missing...
2026-04-08
Who I Really Build Software For People often think software companies build products to impress customers. I don’t. I build software to make our team happy. Because if the people who have to ...
2026-04-07
Omotenashi IT — The PSPINC Way In Japan, there is a concept called Omotenashi. It means genuine hospitality—serving others with sincerity, without expecting anything in return. No hidden agenda. No...
2026-04-07
Gold to a Cat Neko ni Koban There are times in business—and in life—when you realize something simple: Not everyone is ready to hear you. In Japanese, we say “neko ni koban.”Giving gold coins t...
2026-04-07
Prime Minister Takaichi’s X (Twitter) Post – Translation I would like to explain the current status of the Takaichi administration’s efforts to ensure a stable supply of critical materials that may...
2026-04-06
Talk Less. Deliver More. That’s How You Win. Here’s something simple, but most people get wrong. If you promise 100 and deliver 50, you achieved 50%.If you promise 25 and deliver 50, you achieved...
2026-04-06
At PSPINC, we do not build AI itself. We build applications that use AI. Creating AI—like large language models—requires massive datasets, specialized research teams, and enormous computing power. ...
2026-04-06
Jichinsai — The “Natural” Culture That Still Lives in Japan When building a house in Japan, a ceremony called Jichinsai is often performed. A Shinto priest is invited to purify the land and pray fo...