Sir Harold Winter Atcherley delivers a searing and unforgettable account in Prisoner of Japan of his time as a British prisoner of war during World War II. Captured by the Japanese and forced to work on the infamous Burma Railway, Atcherley endured unimaginable hardship — yet his memoir is marked by clarity, humanity, and quiet heroism. After the war, Sir Harold became a respected business leader and cultural patron, contributing to Britain's economic recovery and artistic flourishing. His service on the boards of major companies and arts institutions reflected a lifelong commitment to excellence and public service. Prisoner of Japan is a vital historical document and a posthumous tribute to a man who lived — and gave — with unwavering dedication.