PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

Saturday Morning Walk in Tokyo

Nov

It is a beautiful Saturday morning in Tokyo. I woke up around 6 o'clock, had a cup of coffee at the hotel, and went out for a walk. The hotel I’m staying at is only about 10 minutes from Tokyo Station. I walked to Tokyo Station, explored the area on the other side, and then headed to the south side to cross the railway. The entire walk was about 1.9 miles, or approximately 4,500 steps—more than double what I usually walk when I’m in Seattle. I have one meeting today before traveling to Kansai via Shinkansen. I also have a meeting in Nagoya tomorrow before reaching my final destination in Ashiya.

Kenichi Uchikura
President / CEO
Pacific Software Publishing, Inc.
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Thursday ... It's hard to maintain weight in Japan

Nov

Foods in Japan are so good and inexpensive compared to the US that it’s hard not to eat more than I should. I've gained weight, which isn’t great for my health. While I miss home-cooked meals, the food here is simply too delicious to resist.

Tanuki ... The tanuki in Japanese culture symbolizes prosperity, good fortune, and playfulness. Known as a shape-shifting trickster in folklore, it represents adaptability and transformation. Tanuki statues often embody traits like generosity, awareness, strength, and financial luck. Its playful, mischievous nature makes it a symbol of lightheartedness and abundance.