Uchikura & Co Blog
2026-03-04
When Was the Last Time You Doubted Yourself? When was the last time you truly thought you might be wrong? Not when you’ve criticized someone else or when you pointed out someone else’s flaws, but when...
2026-03-04
From 1994 to 2026: My Connection to Bungie’s Marathon Bungie’s new game Marathon is scheduled to be released on March 5, 2026. This time it will appear as a modern sci-fi PvP extraction shooter for P...
2026-03-04
“Where There Is a Will, There Is a Way” – A Lesson from Japan One of the famous sayings in Japan is: > *Naseba naru, nasaneba naranu nanigotomo.*> *Naran wa hito no nasanu narikeri.* In simple ...
2026-02-27
When Silence Speaks Louder Than Words — Reading Trump’s Signals Watching President Trump over the years, one pattern has stood out to me: when he talks loudly about an adversary, immediate military...
2026-02-26
Consistency Builds Strength The Japanese phrase “Keizoku wa chikara nari” means “Consistency builds strength.” It is simple, but the longer you stay in business, the more you understand how true it...
2026-02-26
Understanding CTA (Call to Action) What do you want your website to do? Many businesses focus heavily on attracting as many visitors as possible. Traffic is important — but without a clear purpos...
2026-02-25
The Japanese Company Most of You Have Never Heard Of — ShinMaywa Industries When people talk about Japan’s aerospace and heavy industry, names like Mitsubishi, Kawasaki, or even Subaru may come up....
2026-02-25
From Warplanes to Automobiles — A Business Lesson from Subaru Many people know Subaru as a reliable automobile brand, but its origin story is a powerful business case study. Subaru’s roots trace ...
2026-02-25
True Innovation Comes From the Unexpected Inventors generally design products for a specific purpose. However, history tells a fascinating story: Some of the most profound innovations have uses the or...
2026-02-25
Property Taxes Don’t Stay on Paper — They Hit Real People When property taxes go up, that money doesn’t come from thin air. It comes out of the same household budget that pays for food, utilities, ...