Approaching the peak of Japan’s asset bubble in 1988, after Japanese companies had bagged Columbia Records, InterContinental Hotels and Firestone Tire, the government in Tokyo warned everyone to curb their appetite for US assets.
Undeterred, Mitsubishi Estate two years later took control of New York’s Rockefeller Center. The deal marked a stark misreading of financial conditions and the start of a sea change in Japanese investors’ engagement with foreign deals.
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