In a social media post on the 21st, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi revealed plans to move into the prime minister's residence in the near future. In the article, she stated that “crisis management is the core of national management,” and emphasized that she hopes to move into an official residence as soon as possible to achieve “close employment and residence” and strengthen crisis response capabilities. According to sources close to the Prime Minister, the relocation is expected to take place after work is completed on December 27. Rumors of the mansion being haunted have been circulating in Tokyo for a long time. Former Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi once said, “I really hope a ghost appears and I want to see it with my own eyes,” but then he carried out an exorcism ceremony at the official residence.

In a social media post on the 21st, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi revealed plans to move into the prime minister's residence in the near future. In the article, she stated that “crisis management is the core of national management,” and emphasized that she hopes to move into an official residence as soon as possible to achieve “close employment and residence” and strengthen crisis response capabilities. According to sources close to the Prime Minister, the relocation is expected to take place after work is completed on December 27. Rumors of the mansion being haunted have been circulating in Tokyo for a long time. Former Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi once said, “I really hope a ghost appears and I want to see it with my own eyes,” but then he carried out an exorcism ceremony at the official residence.