Today, October 20, the Japanese government will begin a meeting expected to last almost two months to decide on a number of new policies, including those related to economic stimulus. In particular, opposition parties are proposing economic stimulus measures such as providing 30,000 yen in cash to low- and middle-income households. The meeting is considered extremely important for Kishida's administration, as his approval rating is at its lowest level since he took office. The policies he advocates are likely to determine his re-election.
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