The name "Hyakuichi" originates from the book "Hyakuichi-shinron" (One Hundred and One New Theses), which was published based on the lectures given by Nishi Amane, a leading modern Japanese philosopher who studied at the Yōrōkan, the domain school of Tsuwano, and introduced "philosophy" for the first time in Japan during lectures held in Kyoto. Nishi not only popularized philosophy but also emphasized liberal arts education that promotes the broad and free pursuit of knowledge, translating it into "Geijutsu 藝術." This had a significant impact on Meiji-era society and laid the foundation for Japanese academia and arts. Though modest in comparison, we borrowed the name "Hyakuichi" from this monumental work, hoping to convey the essence of appreciating something significant while gazing upon the lush green mountains in front of us, and thus, adopted it as our business name.