In overworked Japan, new PM faces backlash for starting a meeting at 3 am

Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faced criticism for a 3 am meeting with aides, raising concerns about overwork in a country known for "death from overwork." Takaichi defended the session as necessary for parliamentary preparation, acknowledging staff inconvenience while supporters blamed late opposition questions. This incident highlights the ongoing debate around work hours and employee well-being in Japan.