Staff writer
To many, Ghana conjures up images of a poor developing country in west Africa, depending largely on cocoa and other export crops.
But to Shinya Tomonari, a 33-year-old assistant resident representative of the Japan International Cooperation Agency in the capital city of Accra, the hot African country is a field of dreams.
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