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David Atkinson arrived in Tokyo in 1990 as a banking analyst, attracting almost instant infamy for calling out Japanese banks’ massive bad loans after the bursting of the asset bubble. Some three decades later and the Englishman is still generating controversy, having recently broken his silence after serving as a special adviser to the former government of Yoshihide Suga.

On March 9, Atkinson took to the stage of the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan for the first time, for a hybrid event, presenting an insider’s view on Japanese politics and business in his address, “358 Days Inside the Suga Administration.”