How this Aussie golf pro got the ear of billionaire Masayoshi Son
An injury led Paul Jones to the fairways of country Victoria and on to the upper echelons of Japan’s most intriguing technology investor.
I might be allergic to sake, I inform Paul Jones as he shrugs off his jacket and sits down at the absurdly large table at the Oak Door, a wood-panelled, upmarket steakhouse in Roppongi Hills in downtown Tokyo.
We have been ushered into a private room, away from the hum of bankers and lawyers’ pre-Christmas lunches. The crowd is full of beautiful bespoke suits but is getting rowdy. Business drinking is like an Olympic sport in Japan.
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