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Picture this. It's late 1973 and Japan wakes to a new economic unease. Oil price shocks

are rippling across the globe. At first, the crisis still feels abstract, something unfolding

thousands of miles away in places most Japanese people have never thought much about. But then, reality hits.

Gas stations in Yokohama have lines forming before sunrise.

Taxi drivers in Osaka are grumbling that their daily allotment has been cut.

On the Tomei Expressway, cars crawl past roadside signs, warning of fuel conservation

enforcement. Nothing explodes all at once, but the distance between routine and disruption

suddenly feels uncomfortably small. Across the Pacific, the same tension is playing out in real time.

Good evening. Tonight I want to have an unpleasant talk with you about a problem that's

unprecedented in our history. The energy crisis is not yet overwhelmed us, but it will if we do not

act quickly.

Grainy news clips frame it as a full-blown crisis. Fist fights are breaking out at gas stations.

Executives pace the floors of their Detroit factories. A country built on big engines and cheap fuel

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