Japan PM’s sleep schedule prompts concern

Japan's new Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, has revealed that she only gets two to four hours of sleep each night. This admission has sparked criticism, as many believe it sets a poor example for the public. Additionally, her government is considering raising the upper limit on overtime work, which further complicates the issue of work-life balance in Japan. The situation raises concerns about the implications of such a sleep schedule on leadership and public health.