What would you do someone is at your store taking picture of your item? (1) Thank him/her for taking picture and sharing it on the net ... even if it may be negative comment. (2) Ask him/her who took pictures what and why they are taking picture? (3) Ask him/her not to take picture and leave. This will tell you how yo...

Hinoki (Cypress) is one of the most popular and admired bathing bath building materials in Japan because of the the smell. One of the companies we work with in Japan creates handmade wood products which produces Hinoki / Cypress Tree Shavings. They packed them in the plastic bag. You can out the package in the so...

Japan Fair Day 1 has ended ... Awe are now getting ready for Day 2.

昨日準備が足りていなかったものを含めてかのぺきに近い体制で２日めをスタートします。

30 years ago today, I drive down to Olympia to file the company called Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. And this was the song that was ranked high in the US at that time. I am sure I was listening it while I was driving down to Olympia. http://www.pspinc.com

Overtime I go to Japan, I buy those Japanese sandwiches and eat them for dinner and breakfast. I really like them. I wish there are sandwiches like that here in the US. I am not saying the sandwiches are bad here ... but Japanese sandwiches are different from here. You really need to eat it to understand the difference.

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Have a happy and safe 4th of July.

This year, 4th of July fall in Tuesday. So, some may take Monday off and make this a four day weekend. On the other hand, web hosting company like PSPinc will work on Monday. I went to a dog park today and walked with my dogs. Relaxing weekend.

People congratulate me for running the company for 30 years. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate all your comments but I rather be 27 years old than 57. When I started Pacific Software Publishing, I was young and stupid. Now, I am old and stupid. What's up with that?