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Japanese politics just took another unexpected turn. Sanae Takaichi’s approval ratings have surged, faster and higher than many analysts predicted. After becoming the LDP’s first female leader and Japan’s Prime Minister, her numbers are reshaping the political landscape.

But her rise isn’t happening in a vacuum. The collapse of the LDP–Komeito coalition, ongoing debates over political money, and uncertainty across opposition parties have all made Takaichi’s momentum even more significant. Her tough messaging, clear policy stances, and reputation as a conservative firebrand are resonating with voters who feel the ruling party has lost its direction in recent years.

In this video, we break down why Takaichi is suddenly popular, how her leadership style compares to past prime ministers, and what this means for Japan’s political future.

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