Japan PM Takaichi Defends Working Mainly from Official Residence
Japan Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has defended her preference for working primarily from the official residence, describing it as an effective workplace that allows long hours and reduces the burden on staff. Since taking office late last year, she has spent many weekends and holidays at the residence, conducting meetings and reviewing documents. While some have questioned her leadership style and limited in-person interactions, Takaichi emphasizes her commitment to hard work and the practical benefits of her routine.
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moneycontrol broke this story on 24 Aug, 05:34 am. Other outlets followed.