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Especially now that Isheba, the prime minister, just promised Trump that the flows would keep coming, sort of during their most recent summit at the White House.

And so I think that combined with the sort of the demographic pressure and the lack of growth in their home market sort of guarantees that we're going to see a pretty steady flow of these deals this year, even if they do end up overpaying.

Japanese acquirers are out hunting for targets. Whether it's Honda and Nissan discussing a merger, a 9 trillion

yen buyout of 7 and I, or the country's life insurers hoovering up assets in the US, animal spirits

are alive and well in the country that is facing unfavorable demographics. But what is ultimately

driving this wave of M&A?

And what did the deal say about the country's wider plan to improve corporate governance?

This and more is the focus of this week's Views Room.

Welcome back to the Views Room, the weekly podcast that invites you the listener into a lively debate with Breaking Views columnists.

I'm your host, Amy Donnellin.

And I'm Jonathan Guilford. Amy, for the past few months, we've seen some pretty interesting activity coming out of Japan.

In December, you had Honda and Nissan announcing that they were exploring a merger, and there

was already a mammoth buyout offer for 7-11 owner 7 and an eye going on.

Japan is really interesting for so many reasons right now.

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