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I am firmly against the idea of sanctuary states and cities. Most of the people in government who are pushing for these policies were born in the United States. That means they became American citizens by birth — they didn’t have to earn it. I wasn’t born in the U.S. I came here on a work visa and worked extr...
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New PSPINC Sacks are Here! Which color do you like the most? Kenichi UchikuraPresident / CEOPacific Software Publishing, Inc.ken.uchikura＠pspinc...
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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 d...
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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 countl...
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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 t...
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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 beca...
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In many instances, business is often symbolized by a road cutting through the wilderness—a clear path amidst uncertainty. It suggests direction, stabi...
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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 fi...
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People Don’t Want Video Production — They Want Results Through SNS Marketing Too often, businesses promote “video production services” as if the vid...
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Kenichi Uchikura and Pacific Software Publishing, inc. According to Facebook AI Kenichi Uchikura is indeed the President and CEO of Pacific Software...
