Training
People Systems
Communication, behavior, leadership, body language, and customer relations.
Tun Bakyu
Trainer · Builder · Investor
I build people, systems, tools, and long-term ventures — across training, The Architect’s Loop, Mae & BK’s Home, and Akariya.
About me
Trainer first. Builder by practice. Investor by responsibility.
- Based in Japan — working across training, business, and hospitality
- Training — communication, leadership, body language, customer relations
- Digital — founder tools, guides, and practical systems for builders
- Business — Mae & BK’s Home holding company and long-term venture building
- Hospitality — Akariya / 灯屋, a neighborhood izakaya in Tokyo
My focus is simple: build useful systems that help people think clearly, act better, and create durable value.
What I do
Digital
Founder Tools
Simple tools, guides, and templates for creators and small business builders.
Business
Operating Structure
Discipline, reporting, capital protection, and long-term venture building.
Personal projects
Personal projects.
Side projects and tools outside my main ventures — some finished, some still in progress.
NekoLite NekoL
A Linux desk pet for your desktop — light, playful, and built for everyday use.
The Architect’s Oracle TAO
Decision and guidance tool for founders — part of The Architect’s Loop family.
More to come
Additional personal projects are in early planning. This list will grow.
Work
Current work and ventures.
My public work lives across a few separate brands. Each has its own role. This page connects them in one place.
The Architect’s Loop
Founder tools, practical guides, and privacy-first browser utilities.
Mae & BK’s Home
Japan-based holding company focused on long-term ownership and disciplined capital.
Akariya / 灯屋
A neighborhood izakaya in Tokyo built around food, warmth, and community.
Akariya Rush
A simple browser game for Akariya — fast-paced fun for staff and guests.
Akariya Kitchen Fire
A kitchen timing game — keep the orders moving at Akariya.
Training & Communication
Practical training in communication, leadership, and professional behavior.
I prefer useful structure over noise, steady execution over empty motivation, and durable systems over short-term attention.
Clarity
Make decisions easier to understand and execute.
Discipline
Build with rhythm, standards, and accountability.
Durability
Prefer structures that can last and improve over time.
Practicality
Create things that can be used in real conditions.
Channels
Where to find me online.
Contact
Get in touch.
For training, founder tools, business, or hospitality matters, use the link that fits best.