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PM Takaichi Moves In, Renovates Residence for Accessibility

12/30/2025

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Sanae Takaichi, the Japanese Prime Minister, officially moved into the prime minister's residence on December 29, transitioning from the lawmakers' dormitory.
Taku Yamamoto, her husband, will reside with her to aid in his rehabilitation after a stroke.
The residence underwent renovations to improve accessibility for Yamamoto's wheelchair use.
Takaichi says the move will help ensure readiness for emergencies during the holiday period when government operations slow.

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Sanae Takaichi, the Japanese Prime Minister, officially moved into the prime minister's residence on December 29, transitioning from the lawmakers' dormitory.
Taku Yamamoto, her husband, will reside with her to aid in his rehabilitation after a stroke.
The residence underwent renovations to improve accessibility for Yamamoto's wheelchair use.
Takaichi says the move will help ensure readiness for emergencies during the holiday period when government operations slow.