In the more than five months since becoming Japan's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi has shown a tendency to speak to the press less frequently than her recent predecessors, according to data on her daily activities.Takaichi's tenure so far has been marked by active use of social media to explain her positions and promote her administration's activities. One expert said she is "strategically" choosing where to communicate from, warning that scrutiny is required.Analysis of daily records of the prime minister's movements released by Kyodo News shows that from taking office on Oct.…READ FULL ARTICLE
