PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

Japan Post has recently faced a major setback after losing its trucking operation license. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism discovered that the company had failed to carry out required safety roll calls and alcohol checks for drivers. As a result, about 2,500 of its trucks and vans have been grounded for the next five years.

 

This isn’t about blood testing, as some rumors suggested, but rather about neglecting basic safety protocols that every transportation company in Japan is expected to follow. For a national organization like Japan Post, the consequences are huge—not only for its logistics operations, but also for its reputation. This case serves as a reminder of how crucial compliance and safety management are in maintaining public trust.

 

 

 

I will firmly oppose anyone who tries to say anything positive about China—whether it’s about their businesses, their environment, or their so-called “innovation.” If you truly believe that anything coming from China is good, then knowingly or not, you are participating in the propaganda of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

 

This is not a matter of opinion; it is about recognizing the reality of how the CCP controls narratives to manipulate international perception. Praising their actions, industries, or achievements only strengthens the very propaganda machine that seeks to rewrite truth and suppress freedom.

 

To admire or promote China without acknowledging the oppressive regime behind it is to act as an extension of their messaging. That is why I will continue to reject any attempt to portray China in a positive light, because doing so is nothing more than being complicit in advancing the CCP’s agenda.