2 p.m.: Japan's PM's sleep policy raises concerns about job performance | Jachin

Japan's Prime Minister Salae Takaichi Says He Gets Only Two to Four Hours of Sleep at Night weakness employees.

Pointing to the bags under his eyes, Takaichi told MPS he survives on little sleep – a habit he shares with him political hero Margaret – When asked how to make more Japanese hours.

Takaichi launched Chipsopsa last week after calling the office for a 3am meeting to prepare for the Budget committee later, weeks after it began. JachinThe first female leader by promising to “work, work, work, work and work”.

“I sleep for about two hours now, four hours is a long time,” said Pastor at the legislative meetings this week. “Maybe it's not good for my skin,”

Japan struggled with change a Corporate culture which expects employees to work long hours, and often Hanging out with my friends in the evening.

Punishment for many hours has been raised due to the rise Karoshior die for overworking, and for making bright couples do little to uplift the country little reproduction.

There is concern that Takaichi expects workers to work more hours to stimulate economic growth, as his plans may increase the cost.

He said that any change in the workplace can improve the health of the workers.

“If we can create a way for people to fulfill the roles of children and users according to their will, and to be able to work, they have free time, then it's good -” he said.

After being appointed President of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in early October – after which he later saw himActive Duty For myself”, he also encouraged his friends to “work like a horse”.

His hard work inspired a sense of concern from friends and foes alike. Ken Saito, a former ldp Minister, said he was “worried about Takaichi's health, while Katsuhito Nakajima Nakajima, the Opposition MP AMBO sleepa nod and a smile from the Prime Minister.

He is not alone among the Japanese in not getting enough sleep, although few of his compatrits can match his four hours a night.

A survey released on global travel in March found that people in Japan spend an average of seven hours, 38 minutes shy of people in the US, Britain, Italy and Canada.

Takaichi said, seeing, he has had little time to rest since he was the head of Japan at the end of October. He had been sitting in the office alone on the days he attended the Asean meeting in Malaysia, earlier Welcoming Donald Trump To go to the Government and gather Xi towards the Apec Summit in South Korea.

A growing row with China in its recent proposal that Japan may become a war zone In Taiwan Crait can give him a lot of sleepless nights.