People whose lives have been upended by inflation expressed hope Wednesday that the Japanese government will implement policies that will further curb the negative impact of price hikes outpacing wage growth ahead of the general election later this month."I feel that everything has become expensive while my pay is still the same," Koki Miyamori, a temporary worker in the construction industry, said, after Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba dissolved the House of Representatives the same day for a snap election on Oct. 27.For 18-year-old Miyamori, this will mark his first time to vote. "I will lo…READ FULL ARTICLE
