PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

Lunch ... at Costco Taipei

May

31

I wanted to buy some gifts back to the states, so I went to Costco ... I had lunch there. It looks the same.

#CostcoTaipei

Day two ... I start to understand how the train network is in Taipei. There told me all trains here are unmanned. It is very clean and well kept. I am very impressed with this country ... or I should say this city. People are very friendly with a lot -of smile.

Rainy Season in Taiwan

May

30

It is rainy season in Taiwan. I did not realize Taiwan has a tropical weather. Trees are like trees you find in jugles.

Taipei ... COMPUTEX

May

30

After three hour flight, I arrived in Taiwan. This is my first time here.
I registered to COMOPUTEX and walk around the exhibit hall today.
I will go to south port exhibit tomorrow.

Japanese Lunch

May

29

This is one of the best lunch in Japan. Most of all, the portion is much smaller than the US.

To Our Staff ... This is Kabukisho at Sunday Night

May

28

Miura-san

When my staff arrived in Japan, Miura-san gave them a tour of Shinjyuku Kabukicho during the day. So, he asked me to send the picture of Kabukicho at night.

I think you can get the idea.

#Kabukicho #Shinjyuku #TokyuJapan

Delivery Service

May

26

This is very interesting. It is the same thing as Amazon and other online services but this service is completely based on off lime model. You receive calorie with order speed weekly. You order using ordering form. One week later you received everything you ordered. When you receive your order, you give them what yiu want for next week. This service is not limited to food item ... it covers everything.

This is done without any internet. Delivery fee is free. This, according to my parents, reduces the number of visit to the supermarket.

#valueproposition

2 Minutes Behind

May

26

Japanese train system are so precise three announce train being delayed for 2 minutes.

#valueproposition

How do you make hot water at home?

May

24

In Japan, almost all houses have a hot water kettle or an electric hot water pot. Those are used to make hot water for tea and coffee ... I don't see many in the US houses. I wonder sometime how people in the US make hot water.

#JapaneseCulture