Kathleen was interested in an investment in Japan because the diplomacy between the nations meant relaxed tariffs and other regulations. Moreover, American elites always thought highly of Japanese elites, and many were willing to retire in Japan as well.

With her wealth and connections in the States, Kathleen knew that it would be a lucrative business after seeing how obsessed her grandfather was with his survival. The profit margins would be like nothing ever seen before if she exploited the market for retirement in Japan, if not outright deathbed care.

From where she stood, if she ran the project flawlessly, that meant she would get to invest in a solid piece of property, making money off sales or rent, be it office buildings or luxury apartments. Her family had never counted on making a quick buck anyway, and they always stuck with snowball strategies.

Once Japan had been built into a retirement spot for foreign bigwigs, that would mean an endless source of profits.

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