Japanese Prime Minister Sonae Takaichi has revealed an unexpected fright at her official residence in Tokyo. In a post on X on August 22, the 65-year-old leader answered questions from the public, including whether she had encountered reported ghosts at the historic mansion. Takaichi said she had never seen a ghost, despite long-standing stories linking the residence to victims of attempted coups in the 1930s. Instead, she admitted that a cockroach had frightened her.

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