Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is working mainly from the official residence beside the Prime Minister’s Office, using it as a regular workplace to increase working time and efficiency. She moved into the residence last December and says its location allows her to respond quickly in emergencies without losing time travelling. Built in 1929, the building once served as Japan’s prime ministerial office.
Takaichi said office facilities at the residence have been expanded, allowing in-person and online meetings with officials. She also works there after office hours when necessary and takes documents home to read, describing the residence as another workplace. She spends much of her time there at night and on holidays.
Her long working hours have drawn criticism after she said she sometimes sleeps from zero to three hours a night while managing work pressure and household duties. Critics say this may send a wrong message on work-life balance and gender equality. Her popularity has also fallen amid criticism over a proposed imperial-law change and delayed economic measures despite rising living costs.
জাপানের প্রধানমন্ত্রী সানায়ে তাকাইচি সরকারি বাসভবন থেকেই বেশি কাজ করছেন। কাজের সময় ও দক্ষতা বাড়াতে তিনি প্রধানমন্ত্রীর কার্যালয়ের পাশের সরকারি বাসভবনকে নিয়মিত কর্মস্থল হিসেবেও ব্যবহার করছেন। তাকাইচি গত ডিসেম্বরে সরকারি বাসভবনে ওঠেন। ১৯২৯ সালে নির্মিত
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