INDEPENDENT / TOKYO / JAPAN
Books. YouTube. Ideas.Made to move people.
Books for getting unstuck. Films about lives worth noticing. Creative projects connecting people across borders.
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Selected publications
Practical reading for real life.
FIFTY & FU*KED: PLAN B
A Step-by-Step Plan to Take Back Control After 50.
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Small steps. New possibilities.
Parenting Under Pressure
A practical guide for parents navigating school refusal, stress and difficult conversations.
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Ten questions. Ten small experiments. A bilingual workbook for getting unstuck.
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Different disciplines. One belief: meaningful work crosses borders.
KARAWAN
A collective of Asian creators making films about Asia, through Asian perspectives.
Explore ↗Palestine Digital Mall
Connecting Palestinian professionals with international clients through a Japan-based trust bridge.
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NOT NEUTRAL. An experimental fashion and visual-documentation project.
Explore ↗The Itchy Olive
Creative production and initiatives supporting dignified work and meaningful collaboration.
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Explorations of attention, technology and life beyond the feed.
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Occasional notes on making things, going places and staying curious.

I knew. I just kept watching the cow.
You pick up your phone to check the weather.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.This is a reasonable thing to do. Weather happens. There may be an umbrella decision in your near future.F
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I Worked for 30 Years. Apparently, I Forgot to Plan for Retirement.
A couple of years ago, I walked into the accounting office at my university in Japan to ask about my pension.Nothing dramatic had happened. I wasn’t being fired. I hadn’t received a terminal diagnosis. I was simply cur
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Japan Won’t Fix You. It’ll Just Invoice You.
You’ve seen the videos.A lifestyle vlogger with a ring light and a fresh linen shirt stands in front of a collapsing wooden house in rural Japan, beaming like he just found God in the crawlspace. “For just ten thousand
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