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Atlantic City blues or Macao boom: Casino lessons for Japan

What could go right -- or wrong -- in Osaka and other candidate locations

The Las Vegas strip: Macao tops the U.S. city in gambling revenue, while other Asian destinations like Japan want a piece of the casino and convention action. (Photo by Tomoki Mera)
NATSUKO KATSUKI, MIKI OKUYAMA and MARIKO SAITO, Nikkei staff writers | Japan

OSAKA/SINGAPORE/ATLANTIC CITY, U.S. -- Atlantic City went from a casino boom town to a cautionary tale. Macao and Singapore, meanwhile, continue to reap billions of dollars in investment in glittering casino resorts and convention centers.

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