Japan PM Takaichi Moves into 'Haunted' Official Residence

• Japan's first woman PM, Sanae Takaichi, moved into the official residence, rumored to be haunted by century-old soldiers' ghosts.
• The move comes over two months after taking office, following criticism for a long commute after an earthquake.
• The 1929-built residence was the site of 1930s coup attempts and assassinations, with bullet holes and lingering spirits.
• Previous PMs like Shigeru Ishiba and Fumio Kishida lived there without reporting paranormal activity.
• Shinzo Abe and Yoshihide Suga avoided the residence for nine years.

Why It Matters: Japan's new PM Takaichi faces a 'haunted' residence, adding a spooky twist to her demanding role.