A CONTACT WHOM Euromoney has known for years offers sage advice about his fellow bankers. “This visit will be a good test of your relationships,” he says as he looks out of his office window at Tokyo on a late July evening. “The ones who tell you everything is fine are lying to you.”
With its famous neon lights dimmed to save power and its restaurants half-full, Japan’s capital has the hushed and frazzled atmosphere of a recent disaster survivor beginning to look to the future.
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