Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recently opened up about her life while working from her Tokyo residence.
she opened up about feeling “relieved but a little lonely” after the pests were removed While sharing an anecdote about cockroaches in her residence.
“It’s unclean. The cockroach complaint coincided with her admission on social media that she has been spending more time working from the official prime ministerial residence than from her actual office. Takaichi is the first female prime minister of Japan.
“Have you already met the ghosts that are said to appear in the official residence? I’ll handle it,” one of the secretaries said firmly, and arranged for Operation Combat.
“I have made it a point to actively utilise the prime minister’s residence, which allows me to minimise the number of staff and security personnel, including special police, who need to be involved,” she wrote on X.
