Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi on surviving on minimal sleep
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has claimed that she operates on only zero to three hours of sleep per night, sparking public discussion about her work habits and lifestyle. Her extreme sleep deprivation raises questions about the sustainability and wisdom of such practices, even for high-ranking government officials. The revelation has generated varied reactions from people concerned about both her health and the broader cultural attitudes toward overwork in Japan.
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Could you run a country on just three hours of sleep? Japan's PM says she does
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has claimed that she operates on only zero to three hours of sleep per night, sparking public discussion about her work habits and lifestyle. Her extreme sleep deprivation raises questions about the sustainability and wisdom of such practices, even for high-ranking government officials. The revelation has generated varied reactions from people concerned about both her health and the broader cultural attitudes toward overwork in Japan.
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