I dump everything on AI and live in hotels overseas —
and still ended up with a book and a spot in Forbes.
START HERE
Nice to meet you. The fastest way to get who I am is this order.
- 1The reveal, firstnote
How I skip the work and take the results — all in this one piece. Free. (Japanese)
- 2See the receiptsDEX
All 100 things I built, one per day. The raw material that somehow became a book. (Japanese)
- 3What I'm plotting nownote
The biggest, least reversible bet I've ever made, due this fall. (Japanese)
Born in 2001. Can't stand studying, and can't stand hassle even more. In college I begged generative AI to get my reports done faster — and that was the beginning of the end. I threw every chore I could at it, and somehow that turned into “building one app a day for 100 days.” The record of it, “#100 Day Challenge” (Nikkei BP), went into reprint. I placed 3rd in a U.S. app-development contest with 55,000 entrants, and was selected for Forbes JAPAN's “Women in Tech 30.” I don't remember working hard. It was mostly AI.
EDITIONS
READ & FOLLOW
PICK UP (note)
- Living on a 0.9 GPA without working — everything on how I dump it all on AI and walk away with the results
- “Who would ever buy this?” — how the diary I doubted became my strongest weapon in a year
- “I'd happily be a NEET forever” — the one-day job hunt where I gave up on working five days a week
- Turn your laziness into your strongest weapon: every prompt from my AI war room, the “Digital General Staff”
TIMELINE
- 2023Met generative AInote ↗
- 2023Won a Young Researcher Award for a conference talknote ↗
- 2024Finished the 100-Day Challenge (built and shipped an app every day)note ↗
- 2024Joined an IT company as a new graduatenote ↗
- 2024Judges' Special Award at IEEE CogInfoComnote ↗
- 2024Founded Hundreds LLCnote ↗
- 2025Published “#100 Day Challenge” with Nikkei BPnote ↗
- 20253rd place at a U.S. app-development contest ($5,000 prize)note ↗
- 2026Founded the U.S. entity, Hundreds US, LLCnote ↗
- 2026Moved to Bangkok, Thailandnote ↗