Japan's “Yomiuri Shimbun” released news that in July, Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae's cabinet approval rating fell to a new low since he took office last year, and the continued rise in the cost of living dragged down the public's favorable opinion of him. The media said that the poll was conducted from July 24 to 26, and the cabinet approval rating fell to 57%, a sharp drop compared to 69% in June. This is also the first time that her approval rating has fallen below 60% since coming to power. The report said that the share of respondents who disapproved of its cabinet administration climbed to 34% from 21% in June. As many as 71% of respondents were dissatisfied with the cabinet's response to rising prices and rising living costs, compared to only 56% last month.

Japan's “Yomiuri Shimbun” released news that in July, Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae's cabinet approval rating fell to a new low since he took office last year, and the continued rise in the cost of living dragged down the public's favorable opinion of him. The media said that the poll was conducted from July 24 to 26, and the cabinet approval rating fell to 57%, a sharp drop compared to 69% in June. This is also the first time that her approval rating has fallen below 60% since coming to power. The report said that the share of respondents who disapproved of its cabinet administration climbed to 34% from 21% in June. As many as 71% of respondents were dissatisfied with the cabinet's response to rising prices and rising living costs, compared to only 56% last month.