Japanese Prime Minister Keeps Key Ministers in Their Seats After Cabinet Reshuffle

Japanese Prime Minister Keeps Key Ministers in Their Seats After Cabinet Reshuffle

Japanese prime ministers usually reshuffle governments to refresh the public image and allocate ministerial posts to loyal supporters and experienced legislators from the same party.

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However, S. Takaichi, whose ratings are unusually high after nearly a year in office, retained key team members, according to the list of ministers announced by her right-hand man and government press representative Minoru Kihara.

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