Meet the man who's making waves with advocacy for bitcoin in Japan
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Tokyo
THE man who single-handedly made Japan an oasis for bitcoin entrepreneurs was holding court with political supporters. The price of admission: US$83.75. Squeezed into a tiny private room at a Chinese restaurant not far from Tokyo's capitol hill, Mineyuki Fukuda was at the head of the table with half a dozen techies.
Mr Fukuda started by explaining how he, a second-term lawmaker on an obscure sub-committee overseeing electronic payment systems, wound up in charge of Japan's bitcoin policy.
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