Conversation
The world behind an introduction
A future space for conversations shared with the people who took part.
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TOMO COSMOS
八方良しを、世界へ。
I meet people, listen, connect worlds, turn real experience into learning and action, and share the process.
A LITTLE ABOUT TOMO

Entrepreneur & Connector | Founder, TOMO COSMOS
I’m Tomohisa Haraguchi (Tomo)—a father of five and a Japanese entrepreneur based in Malaysia. I started PanKobo Japanese Bakery in Johor Bahru in 2013.
My wife is Malaysian Chinese, and raising our five children brings both joy and real challenges. Waldorf (Steiner) education has so far been the best fit for our family—not a universal answer, but a community where children, parents and educators can grow together. Football and Japan–Malaysia connections shape me too.
I still reflect on Money & You (2015) and the Instructor Training Program (2018), bringing that learning into everyday life. Family, education, business, community and real encounters all shape TOMO COSMOS.
Meet TomoA WORLD WITHIN EVERY PERSON
A parent and an entrepreneur. A student and a teacher. A football player, an engineer, a friend, an artist—or something else entirely. A person is never only one title.
Your cosmos holds your experiences, relationships, values, knowledge, questions, emotions and capabilities. It holds needs, memories, struggles, hopes and possibilities, too. It is still becoming.
My cosmos is not better than yours. I’m simply curious about yours.
THE WORLDS I MOVE THROUGH
Not separate compartments. Places where people, ideas and everyday life meet.
THE TOMO COSMOS LOOP
A meeting should not disappear after the meeting ends. When useful and permitted, I remember, reflect, follow up, connect people or ideas, and take action. Sometimes, we share approved parts of the process.
The goal is not to automate the human relationship. The goal is to stop valuable experience from disappearing.
NOTES TO CARRY WITH YOU
Ideas I come back to while building, meeting people and learning from experience.
Everyone has a cosmos.
The first encounter is only the first orbit.
The human encounter is more important than the software.
FROM THE COSMOS
This space will grow through real conversations, projects and field learning. The previews below show its direction; they are not published stories.
Conversation
A future space for conversations shared with the people who took part.
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Field Note
A future space for observations and learning from life between two places.
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Project
A future space for the questions and decisions behind things we build.
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THE FIRST ENCOUNTER IS ONLY THE FIRST ORBIT
You don’t need a pitch or a perfect plan. A question, a story, or a little curiosity is enough to begin.
Tell me a little about your cosmos.