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Having some miserable days due to my last employer, I have, at long last, started moving forward. I left Anchor Technology, a privately held web integration and data centre company, and I am now working as an independent contractor on my own.
While doing some part-time consulting projects for some clients, I have started writing a business plan for my own start-up. Hope I can tell you what I am planning shortly.
In early April, I was travelling around Kii Mountains, a World Heritage site in Japan. It was a great diversion, so now I’m completely OK.
May 14th, 2008
It’s been a long long time since I last updated this blog. I guess some people think I have junked this blog, or others think there has been some trouble with me. But I am OK. It’s just been a busy since I changed jobs in Jun.
Any news?
Well… The new job is challenging and I enjoy it. I have been assigned to finance director of an IT solution company.
My wife is fine. She also changed jobs and now she’s working as a dispatched worker. More relaxing and more time to enjoy her life.
I am still enthusiastic about golf, but scores are still terrible…
Takashi has come back to Japan from UK and we had a small reunion with some MBAs.
I’ll keep you posted from now on.
Maybe…
If I can…
October 17th, 2007
I’ve just uploaded my paper on the “Livedoor scandal”.
Here are acknowledgement, abstract and Q&A.
Or you can just download the paper from the link below (PDF file, 850KB).
Livedoor and a New Wave in Japanese Corporate Governance
Written on 1st SEP 2006
April 14th, 2007
The yearbook
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When I got home late at night, well-drunk, I found an envelope from Cambridge. Yes, I knew what it would be. Should be the yearbook.
It is almost incredible that I stayed in Cambridge with the extraordinary classmates. I couldn’t believe it was just a few months ago.
Well, maybe I drank too much today, but this yearbook is going to be a treasure. The whole year is the treasure.
Iryna, who edited the book, did a great job. I’m really grateful.
November 28th, 2006
As a matter of fact, I started working at the beginning of October. It’s been a long time since I last worked, so I haven’t got used to a working life. Shinagawa, in which I am working, has become one of the largest business centres in Tokyo. There was nothing at the office site before I left Japan three years ago. But now quite a lot of people are working there.
Well, everything looks strange…
October 5th, 2006
This is my first attempt to blog in English. The idea is to report my Tokyo life when I go back to Japan. While I’m in Cambridge, I don’t think there is much to talk about. Anyway I’ll just keep this page and upload some photos.
May 18th, 2006
