"You have no talent for business. So why on earth did you register a .com domain?"
I can almost hear that question.
satofarms.com. What am I going to do with it? What can I create?
Honestly, I don't have the answers yet.
Still, I registered it.
As I build my website and prepare to launch a blog, owning a .com domain felt like the natural next step.
Of course, I'm uncertain. This is completely new territory for me, and I don't consider myself a gifted entrepreneur.
But that's exactly why I wanted to take the first step.
No one knows what Japan will look like five or ten years from now.
Rather than standing on the sidelines, I want to have a place of my own—a place where I can share my thoughts and witness those changes as they unfold.
The rice fields of Nakanojo. The changing seasons.
The doubts and joys of farming.
I want to preserve these moments, one story at a time.
A .com is not a business plan. It is a flag.
A flag that says, "I am here."
I don't need business talent. I don't need to see the future clearly.
First, I plant my flag.
What comes next will reveal itself along the way.
That is why I registered satofarms.com.