Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae reshuffled the cabinet on the 17th, and member Hiroshi Nakatsukasa of the Liberal Democratic Party's ruling partner, the Japan Restoration Association, entered the cabinet for the first time. Hiroshi Nakashi was once sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison and suspended for 3 years for illegal bidding. As a result, he became the first cabinet minister in Japan in 29 years to have a criminal record before entering the cabinet. According to reports, Hiroshi Nakashi has regained his right to stand for election after his probation period has expired, and there are no legal barriers to entering the cabinet. However, this personnel arrangement still sparked controversy in public opinion. Many Japanese people expressed dissatisfaction with this and called on Hiroshi Nakashi to resign as a cabinet minister as soon as possible. The media believe that the recruitment of members with criminal history in the Japanese cabinet will increase the public's distrust of the government.

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae reshuffled the cabinet on the 17th, and member Hiroshi Nakatsukasa of the Liberal Democratic Party's ruling partner, the Japan Restoration Association, entered the cabinet for the first time. Hiroshi Nakashi was once sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison and suspended for 3 years for illegal bidding. As a result, he became the first cabinet minister in Japan in 29 years to have a criminal record before entering the cabinet. According to reports, Hiroshi Nakashi has regained his right to stand for election after his probation period has expired, and there are no legal barriers to entering the cabinet. However, this personnel arrangement still sparked controversy in public opinion. Many Japanese people expressed dissatisfaction with this and called on Hiroshi Nakashi to resign as a cabinet minister as soon as possible. The media believe that the recruitment of members with criminal history in the Japanese cabinet will increase the public's distrust of the government.