At the west exit of Tokyo station, where real estate is among the most expensive anywhere, throngs of blue-suited business-men pour out every working morning, wearing company pins emblazoned with perhaps Japan's most recognisable company logo: three diamonds. This is Mitsubishi territory. The buildings on all sides house various manifestations of Japan's biggest zaibatsu (industrial grouping). And high above it all stands Mitsubishi Bank.
Isenstein, Howard,
January 12, 1986
