Uchikura & Co Blog
2025-08-24
PSPINC is Always Looking After YouRunning a business today means dealing with technology at every step. From your website and email to WiFi, security, virus protection, and even on-site maintenance, ...
2025-08-24
A kimono is formal, usually made of silk, with multiple layers and a wide, decorative obi. It is worn for special occasions like weddings, tea ceremonies, or graduations and often requires assistance...
2025-08-23
I went to my daughter’s son’s birthday gathering yesterday. It was really warm in the afternoon, but many people from the neighborhood showed up. We had a great time with wonderful food, and the kids...
2025-08-22
A kappōgi (割烹着) is a traditional Japanese garment, often translated as a “cooking apron” or “work smock.” Unlike Western aprons that usually cover only the front of the body, a kappōgi is worn over e...
2025-08-21
Customer Success Story: How NewsMAIL Helps Businesses Stay Connected At Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. (PSPINC), we believe that every great product starts with a real customer need. That’s exac...
2025-08-20
Today, I went to I Love Sushi in Bellevue for lunch. Because of my dietary restrictions after kidney surgery, I can’t eat any raw fish—everything I order has to be cooked. So, I decided on Nabeyaku U...
2025-08-20
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 18 students from Yasuda University in Hiroshima, Japan. They are currently studying at the University of Washington as part of a summer program, and their visi...
2025-08-20
How to Troubleshoot When Emails Don’t ArriveWhen an email doesn’t arrive, it can be confusing to figure out where to start troubleshooting. Here are some basic steps to help you identify the issue. 1....
2025-08-19
Playing by the Rules When it comes to immigration, I’ve noticed something interesting: the people who often dislike illegal immigration the most are those of us who came to the United States legally....
2025-08-18
I started Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. in 1987, in a small apartment at Show Wood Apartments in Mercer Island, Washington. This photo was not taken back then, but much later when I visited the s...